“Liberia Boosts Healthcare with Arrival of 26 Medical Professionals for 2025 Mission”

Monrovia Liberia: Liberia has received a major boost to its healthcare sector as 26 leading medical professionals from the United States, Canada, Europe, and beyond have arrived for the Liberia Medical Mission (LMM) 2025. The mission, a special initiative led by President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s administration, represents a transformative step toward improving healthcare delivery across the country.

As part of the mission, over $500,000 worth of life-saving medicines will be distributed across five counties, aligning with President Boakai’s vision for a healthier and stronger Liberia.

The mission’s launch was celebrated with a special reception at the Tea House, Executive Mansion in Monrovia, where President Boakai expressed deep gratitude for the medical team’s commitment to making a difference.

“This mission exemplifies the power of compassion and service,” President Boakai said. “You’ve left the comfort of your homes to bring healing and hope to our people. Liberia is truly grateful for your selfless contributions. My administration is committed to supporting and expanding this mission so that more lives can be saved.”

He reiterated the government’s dedication to modernizing Liberia’s healthcare system, ensuring that medical professionals and facilities are equipped to improve service delivery nationwide.

Expanding Medical Care Across Liberia’s Counties

The Liberia Medical Mission 2025 aims to provide essential healthcare services to thousands of Liberians in need. Over $500,000 worth of medicines will be distributed to hospitals and clinics in Gbarpolu, Cape Mount, Bomi, Grand Bassa, and Montserrado counties. The mission will provide the following critical healthcare services:

• Cataract Surgeries at Emirates Hospital: Restoring vision to patients from Gbarpolu, Bomi, Cape Mount, and Montserrado counties.

• Mental Health Awareness & Training: Focused on trauma-informed care, with training for healthcare workers, educators, and security agencies.

• CPR & Emergency Training: Aimed at enhancing life-saving emergency response skills for 75 security personnel.

• Biomedical Equipment Repairs: At John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital and other key medical centers to improve service efficiency.

• Specialized Urology Surgeries: Performed by leading urologists at JFK Memorial Hospital.

This initiative is being led by Minister Mamaka Bility, the Minister of State Without Portfolio for Presidential Affairs, and is directly overseen by the President’s Delivery Unit (PDU). Minister Bility spoke on February 21, 2025, at the event, highlighting the government’s unwavering commitment to reshaping Liberia’s healthcare sector.

“This mission reflects President Boakai’s vision for a reformed healthcare system,” Minister Bility stated. “We are honored to host the Liberia Medical Mission again this year, as their critical services will touch and improve countless lives.”

Liberians Abroad Give Back to Their Country

Many of the medical experts participating in this mission are Liberians who have spent years abroad, gaining experience in their fields, and are now returning home to contribute to the development of their country’s healthcare system.

As the mission progresses, President Boakai has called on all Liberians to work together with the medical team to maximize its life-saving impact.

“This is a national effort, and every Liberian has a role to play in ensuring the mission’s success,” President Boakai said. “My administration remains dedicated to advancing healthcare policies and mobilizing resources to build a more resilient healthcare system for Liberia.”

The Liberia Medical Mission 2025 offers free medical checkups, surgeries, and other essential services at no cost to the government or private institutions, making it a crucial component in the country’s healthcare transformation.

A Step Toward a Healthier Liberia

The Liberia Medical Mission 2025 stands as a testament to the collective efforts of both international and Liberian medical professionals who are dedicated to improving healthcare in the country. With the government’s ongoing support, this initiative is set to deliver lasting benefits for thousands of Liberians in need of medical care.