Monrovia, April 22 -- The event took place at the National Museum in Monrovia and drew participation from national stakeholders, civil society leaders, educators, and students.

Delivering the keynote address, Sirleaf emphasized the importance of the compendium as a tool for national reflection and youth education. "This compendium is not just a record of our leaders," she said. "It is a mirror for national reflection and a call to every Liberian to ask: What have I done for my country, and what can I do better?"

She praised the work as a patriotic endeavor that preserves national memory and fosters civic consciousness across generations, noting that the education of young people in Liberia must include a deeper understanding of the coun...