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Published on 2024-02-19 10:49:33
The Muslim Women of the Nimba Muslim Congress League (NMCL) recently extended their congratulations to President Boakai and Vice President Koung in a show of solidarity and support for the newly elected leaders of Liberia.
The NMCL, a prominent organization representing Muslim women in Nimba County, expressed their joy and excitement for the successful conclusion of the presidential and vice-presidential elections in Liberia. In a statement issued by the leadership of the NMCL, the organization reaffirmed its commitment to working alongside the new administration to foster unity, progress, and development in the nation.
“We are delighted to congratulate President Boakai and Vice President Koung on their historic victory in the recent presidential and vice-presidential elections,” said Fatu Kamara, the President of NMCL. “As an organization dedicated to the well-being and advancement of Muslim women in Nimba County, we are deeply committed to supporting the new leadership and contributing to the realization of the government’s developmental agenda.”
The NMCL also commended the peaceful and orderly conduct of the elections, highlighting the positive impact of such democratic processes in consolidating peace and stability in Liberia. The organization emphasized the need for unity and collaboration among all citizens, regardless of religious or ethnic backgrounds, to build a stronger and more prosperous nation.
“We commend the people of Liberia for their peaceful and orderly participation in the electoral process,” stated Aisha Kromah, the Secretary-General of NMCL. “We believe that democracy is a cornerstone of our society and we urge all Liberians to embrace the spirit of unity and togetherness as we move forward under the new leadership.”
The NMCL further underscored the importance of women’s empowerment and representation in decision-making processes, advocating for the inclusion of women in key positions within the government. The organization emphasized the need for gender equality and the protection of women’s rights as essential components of national development.
“We are dedicated to advocating for the rights and interests of Muslim women in Liberia, and we call upon the new administration to prioritize women’s empowerment and representation in all spheres of governance,” said Mariatu Sheriff, a prominent member of NMCL. “We believe that women play a crucial role in nation-building, and their voices and contributions must be valued and respected.”
In addition to congratulating President Boakai and Vice President Koung, the NMCL also expressed its commitment to collaborating with the new administration on initiatives aimed at addressing the needs and concerns of Muslim women in Nimba County. The organization pledged to actively engage in dialogue and partnership with the government to advocate for policies and programs that promote the welfare and advancement of Muslim women and their communities.
As Liberia enters a new chapter under the leadership of President Boakai and Vice President Koung, the congratulatory message from the Muslim Women of NMCL serves as a testament to the spirit of unity, hope, and progress that resonates across the nation. The organization’s commitment to collaboration and advocacy exemplifies the collective efforts of Liberians to build a brighter future for their country.
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