The certification ceremony marks a milestone in recognizing the dedication and professional growth of the newly certified guards, who will now deploy their expertise to reinforce safe and secure operations at Liberia's aviation facilities.
In his opening address, Minister El-Hefny noted that Egypt’s hosting of AFI Aviation Week reflects growing international confidence in the nation's role in global civil aviation and underscores its commitment to advancing African integration through stronger air connectivity
Speaking at the opening of the program, the Director General of the LCAA, Hon. Julius D. Dennis Jr., described the strategy as a transformative milestone in Liberia’s aviation sector. He emphasized that the State Safety Program establishes a structured national framework for managing aviation safety through sound policy development, risk management, safety assurance, and continuous safety promotion across all sectors.
A major highlight of the opening proceedings was the signing of several landmark cooperation agreements, most notably a new Air Service Agreement between Liberia and Morocco. This agreement is expected to significantly enhance connectivity and economic cooperation between the two nations.
Representatives from foreign governments and organizations joined too; their presence signified global solidarity. Various speeches rang out about shattering glass ceilings with intermittent performances, involving traditional dances and songs that lifted spirits, reflecting the essence of International Women’s Day globally.