Presidential Record 2018–2024

A Record of Leadership

Six years of public service, national development and reforms undertaken during the Weah administration from 2018 to 2024.

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What Was Done, What Was Launched, What Was Continued

This record distinguishes between completed projects, policies introduced during the administration, programmes financed or launched during the period, and projects inherited or developed with international partners. The objective is a record that can be checked, not a list of unsupported claims.

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Completed workProjects or actions completed, dedicated, enacted or brought into operation during the administration.

Programmes launched or financedInitiatives formally launched, financed or moved into implementation between 2018 and 2024.

Reforms introducedLaws, policies, institutional changes and regulatory measures adopted during the period.

Partner-supported or continued workProjects developed with international partners or inherited work advanced during the administration are identified in context.

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Sector: InfrastructureCounty: Montserrado

Geographic scopeCounty tags appear only where an entry has a clear local scope. National laws, economic reforms and countrywide programmes are not forced into a county classification.

2023

InfrastructureLaunchedMargibi · MontserradoSource linked

RIA–ELWA Highway Expansion: Groundbreaking and Pavement Works

45 km four-lane corridor; pavement underway by June 2023

The 45 km Roberts International Airport–ELWA highway expansion project was launched during the administration, with groundbreaking in 2020 and asphalt pavement reported underway by the Ministry of Public Works in June 2023.

2022

InfrastructureLaunchedMontserradoSource linked

Liberia Urban Resilience Project

US$40 million IDA package; at least 200,000-person target

Liberia and the World Bank signed a US$40 million Urban Resilience Project in 2022 to improve flood resilience, urban infrastructure and planning capacity.

2021

InfrastructureCompletedMontserradoSource linked

Completion and Dedication of the Japan Freeway

Approximately 13 km; upgraded to four lanes

The approximately 13-kilometre road corridor formerly known as Somalia Drive was completed and dedicated as the Japan Freeway in July 2021.