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The President will leave Accra for Liberia Friday as part of his tour of some West African states.
President Nana Akufo-Addo will be expected to hold bilateral talks with President Sirleaf Johnson and also address the Ghanaian community in Monrovia, the Liberian capital.
He will then jet off to Mali to hold similar talks with his counterpart before departing for Accra on Sunday.
A few weeks ago he left for Senegal to start the second phase of his official working visit to countries within the ECOWAS region.
He spent 2 days conducting various businesses n Senegal, including holding interactions with that country’s President and meeting the Ghanaian community there.
He also visited Guinea and Cape Verde before returning to Accra on Sunday, May 21.
The visits are aimed at deepening Ghana’s bilateral relations with Senegal, Guinea and Cape Verde, and also reiterate Ghana’s full commitment to the ECOWAS project.
The President last Wednesday was in Sierra Leone where he addressed a meeting of Ghanaians residents in Sierra Leone, as part of his one-day working visit to the country.
The visit to Sierra Leone marked the commencement of the third phase of his working visits to the ECOWAS countries.
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