MONROVIA – The Executive Chairperson of the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC), Cllr. Alexandra Kormah Zoe, recently met with Madam Linda Mayberry, the INL Criminal Justice Subject Matter Expert, at the US Embassy in Liberia. This meeting marked a significant step in enhancing international collaboration in the fight against corruption.
Madam Mayberry initiated the discussions, recognizing the importance of engaging with the LACC to address critical law enforcement issues. The dialogue highlighted the need for transparency and accountability within Liberia’s law enforcement agencies, underscoring the pivotal role of the LACC in driving these efforts.
During the meeting, various topics were explored, including the current state of law enforcement in Liberia. The discussions aimed to identify key challenges and opportunities for improving anti-corruption measures. Madam Mayberry will conduct a thorough assessment of the current INL Law Enforcement programs, aiming to pinpoint areas where future INL assistance should be concentrated.
This collaboration is expected to strengthen the LACC’s capacity to combat corruption effectively. By leveraging international expertise and support, the LACC hopes to enhance its strategies and implement best practices in law enforcement.
Cllr. Zoe expressed optimism about the potential impact of this partnership, emphasizing that such international engagements are crucial for achieving long-term success in anti-corruption initiatives. The meeting reflects a shared commitment to promoting integrity and justice within Liberia’s governance structures.
The LACC looks forward to continued collaboration with international partners, believing that these efforts will significantly contribute to the development of a more transparent and accountable law enforcement system in Liberia.
