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    Joint Statement by International Partners on the Nimba by election

    Chester SmithBy Chester SmithApril 22, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    The International Community remains committed to supporting Liberia’s democratic
    journey.

    As Nimba heads to the by election on April 22, 2025, we encourage all stakeholders
    to abide by the terms of the Farmington River Declaration and all relevant laws to
    foster a credible, free, fair, inclusive and peaceful electoral process.

    The International Community commends the National Elections Commission, the
    Liberia National Police and all security agencies for the work done so far and urges
    all institutions to remain impartial to build confidence in a credible and successful
    electoral process.

    Finally, the International Community urges all citizens to play their role in forging
    further democratic gains in Liberia.

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