Monrovia — Ambassador Mohammed Bah, the Presidential Special Envoy on Investment, has promptly complied with President Joseph Boakai’s recent directive requiring all public officials to declare their assets.
By Willie N. Tokpah, [email protected]
His swift action came just a day after President Boakai suspended over 450 government officials for failing to do so.
Although Bah had delayed declaring his assets initially, he has consistently shown a strong commitment to Liberia’s economic development. Despite operating without a salary or budget, Bah has worked tirelessly to attract foreign investment and foster growth in the country. His efforts to drive foreign direct investment reflect his dedication to realizing Liberia’s full economic potential.
Ambassador Bah’s leadership and integrity have earned him respect from both his peers and the public.
As a young leader, he sets a high standard for ethical conduct and accountability, reinforcing the essential role of public officials in promoting good governance.
The Office of the Presidential Special Envoy on Investment has reiterated that Ambassador Bah’s service is entirely driven by his deep love for Liberia and its people.
Ambassador Bah’s swift response to the asset declaration directive not only reaffirms his commitment to the country but also serves as a reminder of the importance of ethical leadership in building a prosperous Liberia.
