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Ambassador: Donald E. Booth
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U.S. Joins Paris Club in Forgiving Liberia’s Debt 
(Apr. 18): The United States and other Paris Club official creditors reached an accord this week with the Government of Liberia to forgive approximately $254 million in debt immediately. Full text

President Bush and President Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia Exchange Toasts "It is easy to destroy a country; it is hard to rebuild a country. And I, Madam President, I want you to know that the United States of America supports you as you rebuild your country. We share a special history with Liberia. It's a history that is deep, and I want the people of your beautiful country to know that our help is just beginning." Travel Page | Full Text
President Bush (Feb. 21):

President Bush meets with President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
(Oct. 18): "Over all, we're just so pleased with the relationship. Liberians are very proud that you were one of the first ones that set us on this road to peace, and a road that's enabled us to get the progress we have today. We are committed to make Liberia a post-conflict success story." Full text

President Bush to Welcome President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of the Republic of Liberia to the White House 
(Oct. 5): President Bush will welcome President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of the Republic of Liberia to the White House on October 18, 2007. The visit will provide an opportunity for the President to talk to President Johnson-Sirleaf about her nation's accomplishments nearly two years after Liberia's historic democratic election. The President will use the opportunity to reiterate the United States continued commitment to social, economic, and democratic progress in Liberia. The two leaders will also discuss cooperation in the areas of education, reconstruction, trade and investment, security sector reform, and debt relief.

Fact Sheet: A Mission of Liberation Around the World
(Sept. 25): President Bush Calls On Members Of The United Nations General Assembly To Work Toward Standards Of The Universal Declaration Of Human Rights. Full text

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