According to a statement released by the Liberia Immigration Service, Ambassador Yin made the commitment on Monday, November 9, during a courtesy visit to the Service's headquarters in Mamba Point, Monrovia, accompanied by members of his delegation.
The discussions focused on improving communication between the Chinese Embassy and Liberian immigration authorities, addressing immigration-related concerns and strengthening cooperation involving Chinese citizens living and working in Liberia.
Ambassador Yin emphasized the importance of sustained engagement between the two institutions to promote mutual understanding and improve coordination on matters concerning foreign nationals.
Receiving the delegation, Deputy Commissioner General for Administration Nelsco Aleo Wolo and Atty. N. Dickson R. Tamba welcomed the visit and reaffirmed the Service's readiness to work closely with the Chinese Embassy.
The LIS officials said the Service remained committed to carrying out its statutory responsibilities while ensuring that concerns involving foreign nationals receive appropriate institutional attention.
The engagement highlights the importance of cooperation between diplomatic missions and national immigration authorities in promoting compliance with immigration regulations and addressing issues affecting foreign residents.
China and Liberia maintain diplomatic and economic relations spanning several areas, including trade, infrastructure and development cooperation. As Chinese nationals and businesses continue to operate in Liberia, communication between the Embassy and immigration authorities remains important to managing immigration-related concerns.
The meeting concluded with both sides expressing their commitment to maintaining open communication and strengthening institutional cooperation.
