MONROVIA, LIBERIA — Maryland County Superintendent Nathaniel Toe Jr. has met with Erasmus Tiampa Williams, Liberia’s Deputy Minister-level Diaspora Coordinator at the Ministry of State for Presidential Affairs, to discuss collaboration on the county’s development priorities.
During the courtesy visit, Superintendent Toe outlined his development agenda and called for greater participation from Marylanders at home and abroad in advancing the county’s growth.
He emphasized that inclusive and sustainable development requires collective commitment, urging citizens in the county and members of the diaspora to contribute their skills, resources and ideas toward improving local communities.
For his part, Williams welcomed the visit and pledged his office’s support for initiatives aimed at promoting Maryland County’s development.
He also expressed interest in working with Superintendent Toe on activities that showcase the county and strengthen its identity, particularly the annual celebration of Maryland Day.
The meeting underscores the importance of cooperation between county authorities and Marylanders in the diaspora in mobilizing support for local development initiatives.
