The President also urged the Irish to consider providing trainers to assist with the training of its new police force.
The delegation, led by Irish Ambassador Liam Canniffe, informed President Johnson Sirleaf of his government's decision to assist Liberia in the security, health and capacity building sectors of Liberia.
Ambassador Canniffe said Ireland was determined to develop a strong partnership with Liberia that would respond quickly to the country's needs in a 'non-bureaucratic' way.
Ambassador Canniffe said there is strong support in Ireland about Liberia's development initiatives. The Irish, he said are pleased with measures being taken by President Johnson Sirleaf to move the country forward despite the challenges.
He assured the President that his country would nurture the relationship, adding 'the Irish commitment is for the long haul."
The Irish Ambassador was accompanied to the Foreign Ministry by Senior Irish military officers including the Secretary-general of Defense; the Chief of Staff, and Executives of the Bureau of Development and Defense.
Source: Africa Guide
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