Within the spirit of the south-south cooperation...
Welcome to the website of the Embassy of Liberia in the Kingdom of Morocco.
Our primary mission is to strengthen diplomatic ties and promote cooperation between our two nations in the political, economic, cultural, and social fields.
The Embassy proudly represents Liberia to Morocco, providing valuable assistance to Liberian citizens residing or traveling in Morocco, as well as to Moroccans and foreigners interested in Liberia. We are committed to delivering information about bilateral relations, facilitating trade exchanges, and promoting mutual understanding between our peoples.
Through this website, we aim to share useful resources, updates on our activities, and essential information about consular services, cultural events, and collaborative initiatives. Together, we work towards a future built on cooperation, solidarity, and mutual respect.
Through this website, we aim to share useful resources, updates on our activities, and essential information about consular services, cultural events, and collaborative initiatives. Together, we work towards a future built on cooperation, solidarity, and mutual respect.
Ambassador Joseph Fayiah Johnson
His Excellency Ambassador Joseph Fayiah Johnson is a distinguished diplomat, national security strategist, and financial management executive with over two decades of high-level leadership spanning the public, private, and international security sectors. He currently serves as the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Liberia to the Kingdom of Morocco, where he drives strategic bilateral relations, economic diplomacy, and regional tech and security cooperation.
Prior to his diplomatic appointment, Ambassador Johnson built an exemplary career in public service and national defense. From 2012 to 2018, he served as the Deputy Minister for Administration at the Ministry of National Defense of the Republic of Liberia, playing a pivotal role in post-conflict military restructuring, institutional governance, and resource allocation. His public sector tenure also includes serving as Comptroller for the Ministry of Agriculture from 2009 to 2012, where he managed complex fiscal portfolios and strengthened financial accountability frameworks.
In the private sector, Ambassador Johnson has demonstrated a strong track record in corporate security and turnaround management. He previously served as the Security Manager for the Liberia Agricultural Company (LAC) in Grand Bassa County and successfully led the Cocopa Rubber Company in Nimba County as Head of the Interim Management Team. His foundational leadership and operational discipline were forged during his distinguished service in the United States Army’s elite Special Operations Aviation Regiment-Airborne (SOAR-A), headquartered at Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
A committed lifelong learner, Ambassador Johnson holds an MBA in Finance from the Keller Graduate School of Management in Atlanta, Georgia, and a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Accounting from the University of Liberia. His academic foundation was shaped by his formative years at the College of West Africa (Class of 1984), the Lott Carey Baptist Mission School, and St. Philomena Elementary School in Zwedru, Grand Gedeh County.
To complement his extensive practical experience, Ambassador Johnson has completed specialized executive education programs at premier international institutions. He holds advanced certificates in Defense Resource Management from the Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) in Monterey, California; National and International Security from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government in Cambridge, Massachusetts; and Strengthening Regional Security Initiatives in Africa from the Africa Center for Strategic Studies (ACSS) in Washington, D.C.
In the private sector, Ambassador Johnson has demonstrated a strong track record in corporate security and turnaround management. He previously served as the Security Manager for the Liberia Agricultural Company (LAC) in Grand Bassa County and successfully led the Cocopa Rubber Company in Nimba County as Head of the Interim Management Team. His foundational leadership and operational discipline were forged during his distinguished service in the United States Army’s elite Special Operations Aviation Regiment-Airborne (SOAR-A), headquartered at Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
A committed lifelong learner, Ambassador Johnson holds an MBA in Finance from the Keller Graduate School of Management in Atlanta, Georgia, and a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Accounting from the University of Liberia. His academic foundation was shaped by his formative years at the College of West Africa (Class of 1984), the Lott Carey Baptist Mission School, and St. Philomena Elementary School in Zwedru, Grand Gedeh County.
To complement his extensive practical experience, Ambassador Johnson has completed specialized executive education programs at premier international institutions. He holds advanced certificates in Defense Resource Management from the Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) in Monterey, California; National and International Security from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government in Cambridge, Massachusetts; and Strengthening Regional Security Initiatives in Africa from the Africa Center for Strategic Studies (ACSS) in Washington, D.C.
Philip Tupee Soclo
Minister Counselor/Deputy Chief of Mission
dcm@liberianembassymorocco.ma
Sandy F. Cummings
First Stsecretary in Charge of Concular Affairs
1stsecretary-con@@liberianembassymorocco.ma
Charles Boimah Blake Sr
Commercial Counselor
counselor-com@liberianembassymorocco.ma
Joseph Andrew Kelley
First Secretary / Finance
1stsecretary-fin@liberianembassymorocco.ma
Dorothy Doedee Kumeh
Third secretary
3rdsecretary@liberianembassymorocco.ma
Heavenly Leo Allison II
Protocol Attache
protocolattache1@liberianembassymorocco.ma
Momoh Sheriff
Education Liaison Officer
elo@liberianembassymorocco.ma
Past Heads of Mission:
Deceased
Deceased
EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA HOLIDAYS.
JANUARY | FEBRUARY | MARCH | APRIL |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 JAN – New Year Day (Liberia) | 11 FEB – Armed Forces Day (Liberia) | Second Wednesday in March – Decoration Day (Liberia) | 1 1 APR – Fast and Prayer Day (Liberia) |
| 11 JAN –Declaration of Independence (Morocco) | 15 MAR – Joseph Jenkins Robert’s Birthday (Liberia) | ||
| 14 JAN – Amazigh New Year (Morocco) | 31 – Eidal-Fitr (Morocco) |
MAY | JUNE | JULY | August |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 MAY – Labor Day (Morocco) | 6 & 7 JUN – Eid Al-Adha (Morocco) | 26 JUL – Independence Day (Liberia) | 14 AUG– Liberation of Oued Eddahab (Morocco) |
| 14 MAY – National Unification Day (Liberia) | 27 JUN – First day of the Arabic Year (Morocco) | 30 JUL–Throne Day (Morocco) | 20 AUG – Anniversary of the revolution of the King and the People (Morocco) |
| 21 AUG – Youth Day (Morocco) | |||
| 24 AUG – Flag Day (Liberia) |
SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER | NOVEMBER | DECEMBER |
|---|---|---|---|
| 04-06 SEP–Mawlid (Prophet's birthday) Morocco | 6 NOV –Thanksgiving Day (Liberia) | 25 DEC – Christmas Day (Liberia) | |
| 24 SEP– United Nations Day (Working Holiday, Liberia) | 6- NOV Green March Festival (Morocco) | ||
| 18 NOV– Independence Day (Morocco) | |||
| 29 NOV –William V.S. Tubman Birthday (Liberia) |
Ambassador’s Messages
Speech by His Excellency the Liberian Ambassador to Morocco – Opening of the 26th ENSMR Forum
I. Introduction: The Spirit of African...
The Flag We Raise, The Values We Uphold
Fellow Liberians, citizens at home and those who...