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The President and Board of Directors of the Liberian Association of Metropolitan Atlanta and the Office of the Honorary Consul General, Republic of Liberia cordially request the honor of your presence at the ceremonies marking the 164th Independence Day Celebrations of the Republic of Liberia.
Saturday, July 30, 2011
7:30 Post Meridian
The Grand Ball Room
6100 Live Oak Parkway (off 1-85 Jimmy Carter Bvd. NE…5 ml)
Norcross, GA 30093
Tickets
Student: $10
Adults: $20.00
VIP: $30
Patrons: $50
Please make checks payable to LAMA. Proceeds go towards acquisition of the Liberian Community Center- an investment in us.
All 2011 graduates (high school/university or other institutions) from Liberia are invited to recieve a distinguishes community achievement award. We are asking parents to please escort their graduate to this unique occasion, first in the community- dedicating our 164th Independence to our children’s achievements.
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The Honorary Consul General met with Senator Johnny Isakson to discuss opportunities for the State of Georgia to partner with the Republic of Liberia. Congressman Isakson was extended an invitation to come to Liberia to meet the leadership with a particular focus on agri-business opportunities in 2012. The Honorary Consul General will be meeting with various local, state and national officials to have similar discussions. She has already met with Congressman David Scott, Congress John Lewis, Congressman Hank Johnson, Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed, Fulton County Board of Commissioner John Eaves and others.
The Honorary Consul General Republic of Liberia, will officially begin to process travel visas to Liberia beginning Tuesday, July 5, 2011.
Cynthia Blandford Nash, Honorary Consul General Republic of Liberia, has been given Authority by the Liberian Government to provide visa services to all who wish to travel to Liberia.
Effective July 5, 2011, hours of operation are from 10:00 a.m.—2:00 p.m. Please call to make an appointment at 404-590-1655 or to ask questions. You can also e-mail the Consul General at info@liberianconsulatega.com.
Providing travel visas out of the Atlanta Consulate Office will provide easy access to those in the Southeastern United States who wish to travel to Liberia. Liberia is open for business and the Honorary Consul General is pleased to work with local business partners to identify opportunities for investment and trade. Liberia is rich in rubber, diamond, gold, oil palm, coffee, cocoa and other natural resources. Special tax incentives will be provided for those who qualify through the Liberian Ministry of Finance. Liberia has close historical ties to Georgia and we expect an upsurge in travel and tourism to the country in the near-term.
Liberia has 350 miles of beautiful golden beaches, the Liberian Pigmy Hippo, Sapo National Forest and Monrovia is known as the surfing capital of the world. Tourists will visit Providence Island where the first African-Americans settled in the early 1800s and will learn more about the 10 African-American Presidents of Liberia, the founding fathers of the country. Her Excellency Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf is the first African female Head of State on the Continent of Africa who has brought peace and stability to the country, reduced the country’s debt and increased economic development and trade.
For information on how to fill-out a visa application and for visa fees please see the attached form. Download the 2011 Liberian Visa Application . No personal checks, credit cards or cash are accepted. All money orders, Bank Drafts or Cashiers Cheques should be made payable to the Honorary Consul General Republic of Liberia Atlanta, Georgia. Same day Rush is $75 and Next Day Rush is $50. FEDX all documents and fees to 3695F Cascade Road #1118, Atlanta, GA 30331 USA or bring them to the Consulate Office (by appointment only).
The Honorary Consul General’s Office is located at the World Trade Center Atlanta. Call for your appointment today!


Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Gary Black greeted by 1st. Secretary for Political and Consulate Affairs Mr. Christopher J. Nippy and Consul Nash at Tax Commisssion Show

Thursday, June 9, 2011
10:00 a.m. – Noon – Tax Awareness Briefing
Noon – 2:00 p.m. - Networking Reception
Georgia Department of Agriculture
19 Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr., S.W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30334
RSVP for FREE and Purchase Raffle Tickets all in one place: http://liberiaroadshow.eventbrite.com/
The Revenue Department of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Liberia is hosting a Tax Awareness Road Show in Atlanta, Georgia, in collaboration with the Liberian Honorary Consul General, Cynthia Blandford Nash.
The objective is to inform Liberians and U.S businesses of various requirements and procedures in the Liberian tax system, reforms and modernization processes undertaken in both Customs and Internal Revenue procedures to enhance professional delivery of quality services, and tax incentives that are available to Liberians and US businesses operating abroad that intend to invest in Liberia.
The Embassy is encouraging Liberians living in the Diaspora to attend the conference and come ready to provide recommendations on various procedures and service delivery to further promote commerce and trade, facilitate payment of legitimate taxes due the government of Liberia, enhance revenue performance and ultimately balanced national development.
We will also be raffling off 1 Round trip Business Class Transatlantic Delta Airlines ticket, good for international travel. Raffle tickets are 1 for $15 or 4 for $50 and can be purchased on the registration website. You do not have to be present to win and travel is good until November 1, 2011.
The Roadshow will share information in these areas:
RSVP for FREE and Purchase Raffle Tickets all in one place: http://liberiaroadshow.eventbrite.com/
For more information please call 404-590-1655 or by email at info@LiberianConsulateGA.com
Sponsors: Delta Air Lines, Global Strategies for Good, Georgia Department of Agriculture, Liberian Consulate Office, Atlanta, Georgia
Visiting UL students were recently at GSU. The students were escorted by Dr. David Smith, Associate Director of GSU’s Office of African-American Student Services and Programs (OAASS&P) to meet with various student leaders. Also, GSU SGA President appears with the students and Dr. Smith. Dr. Smith is the author of the book The African American Presidents: The Founding Fathers of Liberia, 1848-1904.