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| + | The '''Ambassadors to Liberia''' are the foreign diplomatic representatives to the West-African nation of [[Liberia]]. | ||
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| + | The capital city [[Monrovia]] hosts 23 embassies.<ref>https://www.embassypages.com/liberia</ref> The number of embassies was much reduced since the civil wars starting in the late 1980s. | ||
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| + | The [[US/Ambassador/Liberia|US Ambassador]] is the most important, and has been so since the foundation of the country. | ||
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 Edward Perkins was diplomat in Liberia at a time when the US supported dictator Samuel Doe, before eventually turning against him. | |
| Foreign diplomatic representatives to Liberia The US Ambassador is the most important. |
The Ambassadors to Liberia are the foreign diplomatic representatives to the West-African nation of Liberia.
The capital city Monrovia hosts 23 embassies.[1] The number of embassies was much reduced since the civil wars starting in the late 1980s.
The US Ambassador is the most important, and has been so since the foundation of the country.
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