Conakry, Guinea – President Joseph N. Boakai has returned to Liberia after attending H. E. Mamady Doumbouya of the Republic of Guinea’s inauguration on Saturday, January 17, 2026, in Conakry. At the historic event, President Boakai spoke on behalf of the Liberian government and people, highlighting the long-standing diplomatic, cultural, and economic connections between the two nearby West African nations.
He also coordinated a high-ranking group from Liberia that attended the event, which was a pivotal point in Guinea’s political development. Senior Guinean government officials, including Prime Minister Amadou Oury Bah and Minister of Planning and International Cooperation Mr. Ismaël Nabé, welcomed President Boakai with open arms at the Ahmed Sékou Touré International Airport.
Strong people-to-people ties between the two nations were demonstrated when members of the Liberian community living in Guinea, led by their president, Mr. Kollie Bobo, joined in welcoming the Liberian leader. President Boakai had bilateral talks with President Doumbouya while in Conakry and took part in the official inauguration program.
Trade, regional security, infrastructure development, and improved cross-border involvement were among the major topics of cooperation that were the focus of the discussions.President Boakai reaffirmed Liberia’s commitment to strengthening bilateral ties in ways that advance mutual development and regional stability while expressing gratitude to President Doumbouya and the Guinea government for the invitation and cordial welcome.
His return signifies the end of a diplomatic effort to strengthen Liberia’s ties with other countries and promote collaboration within the West African subregion.
