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US Delegates Attend Inauguration of Ellen Sirleaf as President of Liberia

The Senior Administration Official said fifteen years of violence was ended in 2003 in Liberia. Ellen Sirleaf Johnson was elected president in 2005, and she has now been reelected last year in November to a second term.

Secretary Clinton Attends Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for New US Embassy in Liberia

She said she was also pleased to attend the second inauguration of President Sirleaf. She said she has known Ellen for a long time.

US Congratulates Liberia for Conducting Free, Fair and Transparent Elections

She stressed that the United States congratulates President Sirleaf on her re-election and she said the United States will continue to work with her and all elected officials to advance democracy, and promote peace and prosperity.

Liberia Conducts Peaceful Presidential Elections

She urged all Liberian political party leaders and their supporters to follow the rule of law and respect the official results. She said the United States strongly condemns any attempt by individuals to undermine the electoral process

Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Visits DC

Ms. Clinton said Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has provided not only very productive, positive leadership for her own country but has been a leader in Africa and beyond on a range of issues.

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