UN Resident Coordinator Liberia . Passionate about peace and prosperity . TOGETHER WE THRIVE! RTs not Endorsement.

Joined March 2014
Happy UN Day 2026! Stronger Together!
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Happy UN Day 24th Oct 💙🇺🇳 Today, these children on the street of Liberia reminded us of a powerful truth: ONE NATION, ONE PEOPLE. Their message is simple, yet profound—as UN charter put it: let’s choose peace, solidarity and cooperation. #UNDay #OnePeople# One planet
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Grateful to Liberia’s Model UN team for this Certificate of Appreciation! 🇱🇷🇺🇳 Investing in young people means investing in Liberia’s future. Thank you to everyone working to empower youth to lead, innovate and build a more peaceful, inclusive society. #YouthEmpowerment
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As we mark 81 years of the UN, I applaud Liberians across all 15 counties for safeguarding peace, strengthening unity and the continued efforts to invest in the young people. Together, we can build #TheLiberiaWeWant by 2030. Our future is a shared responsibility. 🇱🇷🇺🇳
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Today, we celebrate the contributions of UN Youth Advisory Panel Cohort I and welcome Cohort II. Young people are not just beneficiaries of development; they are essential partners in shaping Liberia’s future. Thank you to Cohort I for your service and leadership.
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Meaningful youth participation must go beyond symbolic gestures. As the UN implements its 2026–2030 Cooperation Framework in Liberia, young people’s voices, innovation and leadership are vital to building a more inclusive, peaceful and prosperous future. #YouthParticipation
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Selected from 1,177 applicants, Liberia’s new UN Youth Advisory Panel Cohort II reflects a commitment to inclusion, gender balance and geographic diversity. We look forward to your ideas, leadership and partnership in advancing development and peace in Liberia. #YouthEmpowerment
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This #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth, we stand with survivors, honour those we have lost, and support everyone facing breast cancer. Early detection saves lives. Let’s break the silence, challenge stigma and ensure every woman can access timely screening and care. #PinkOctober
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Breast cancer is an issue of equity. Survival exceeds 90% in high-income countries but remains below 40% in sub-Saharan Africa. Early detection, timely treatment and equitable access to care must become a reality for every woman in Liberia. #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
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No one should face breast cancer alone. The UN in Liberia stands with the Government, health workers and partners to advance the National Cancer Control Plan and expand access to screening and care. Let’s turn #PinkOctober awareness into action. Early detection saves lives.
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The launch of the #GBVIMS demonstrates what strong partnerships can achieve.We commend the leadership of the Govt of Liberia,the support of the EU through Spotlight Initiative 2.0,coordinated by the RCO & the technical support of UNFPA in advancing a coordinated response to GBV.
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Liberia takes a major step forward in strengthening protection for survivors of gender-based violence with the launch of the #GBVIMS. Unified, secure and survivor-centered data will help prevent violence, improve response services, and strengthen accountability. #EndGBV #Liberia
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On my mission to Dakar, I met with the SRSG of @UN_UNOWAS & briefed him on Liberia’s progress, key priorities,& the UN’s ongoing work. We discussed areas where continued support from UNOWAS can advance peace & stability. I thanked him for our close collaboration & partnership.
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I warmly welcome Shairose Mawji @ShairoseM , the new UNICEF Representative to Liberia. We look forward to working as One UN to implement the UN Liberia Cooperation Framework. UNICEF focuses on advancing rights and well-being of children. #OneUNLiberia #UNICEF
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1/1 At the AAID National Steering Committee, I commended the Government of Liberia for its leadership and the inclusive partnership bringing Government, development partners, civil society and the private sector together. Our focus must now be delivery and results.
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1/4 “The development model is changing.” As official development assistance declines and countries compete for investment, Liberia must adapt—moving from fragmented projects toward transformative investments that can operate at scale and deliver lasting impact.
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1/5 “Liberia should be open for business, and the world should know it.” With a young population, natural capital, strategic location, peace and democratic resilience, Liberia has assets that can attract new partnerships, investment and opportunity.
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1/3 Liberia’s greatest asset is its people. Investing in education, skills, jobs, health, women’s and men’s economic empowerment and digital inclusion can turn the country’s young population into a powerful engine of growth. The next journey must be from peace to prosperity.
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1/4 “The development model is changing.” As official development assistance declines and countries compete for investment, Liberia must adapt—moving from fragmented projects toward transformative investments that can operate at scale and deliver lasting impact.
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