07/19/2025
Liberia Launches Regional Passport Centers, Revolutionizing Citizen Access
Monrovia, Liberia The Liberia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has officially opened new regional Passport Application Centers in B**g and Grand Gedeh Counties.
The launch, coinciding with the nation's 178th Independence Anniversary celebrations, marks a pivotal moment in the government's commitment to citizen-focused governance.
Championed by Foreign Minister Sara Beysolow Nyanti, this initiative aims to dismantle the long-standing requirement for citizens to travel to Monrovia to access passport services.
For years, residents in outlying regions faced considerable logistical and financial burdens to obtain travel documents.
The new centers directly address these challenges, bringing essential services closer to the people.
Both the B**g and Grand Gedeh facilities are fully equipped and operational, ready to serve the needs of their respective communities.
This strategic decentralization is being hailed as a transformative leap, symbolizing a renewed focus on inclusion, equity, and national renewal.
Minister Nyanti emphasized that the establishment of these regional centers is a clear demonstration of the government's dedication to ensuring all Liberians, regardless of their location, have equitable access to vital public services.
The move is expected to significantly ease the burden on citizens and foster a more efficient and accessible passport application process nationwide.
