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ADNews-Monrovia: In response to President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s directive requiring all public officials to declare their assets, Ambassador Mohammed Bah, the Presidential Special Envoy on Investment, has officially declared his assets to the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC). This step aligns with the President’s call for enhanced transparency and accountability within his administration.
The declaration, made on Thursday, February 13, 2025, reflects Ambassador Bah’s commitment to adhere to the Code of Conduct for public officials and reinforces the administration’s focus on fostering a culture of openness.
Despite serving in his role without salary or operational budget, Bah has remained steadfast in his mission to attract investments and stimulate economic growth in Liberia. His unwavering dedication to improving the nation’s economic landscape has earned him widespread respect.
Ambassador Bah is renowned for his integrity and tireless efforts in promoting foreign investments, which have significantly contributed to Liberia’s economic development. He has emerged as a central figure in the President’s Development and ARREST (Accelerating Reforms and Economic Stability Transformation) Agenda, and he is known for his leadership in expanding Liberia’s international partnerships.
As one of Liberia’s promising young leaders, Ambassador Bah continues to set a high standard for public service. His focus on ethical leadership and transparency serves as a source of inspiration, demonstrating the critical role of honesty in governance.
The Office of the Presidential Special Envoy on Investment has emphasized that Ambassador Bah’s service is guided solely by a deep love for Liberia and its citizens. His ongoing efforts are viewed as pivotal to the nation’s sustainable development, offering hope for a prosperous future for all Liberians.
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