The Co-chairs of the Liberian International Ship and Corporate Registry (LISCR), Adam Cohen, and Elan Cohen, on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, held a high-level meeting with President Joseph Nyuma Boakai.
The meeting, according to a dispatch, was held in the Washington, D.C. area.
The discussions centered on strengthening the partnership between the government and LISCR, with emphasis on enhancing Liberia’s maritime sector, advancing regulatory frameworks, and promoting global competitiveness.
Both sides highlighted their shared commitment to maintaining Liberia’s strong presence in the international shipping industry, while ensuring that the sector continues to generate long-term benefits for the Liberian people.
Pres. Boakai welcomed the engagement, and praised LISCR for its longstanding contributions to Liberia’s maritime program, which has been a cornerstone of the nation international reputation for decades.
He commended the Registry’s dedication to innovation, safety and service excellence, assuring how Liberia’s maritime sector remains a vital pillar of the economy, and a key driver of national development.
LISCR, the world largest registry, is widely recognized for its outstanding service delivery, adherence to global safety standards, and record of excellence.
Liberia’s leadership in the global shipping industry continues to be a source of pride, reflecting the nation unique role in facilitating international trade and maritime governance.
Pres. Boakai reiterated his Administration’s determination to build on such foundation by working closely with LISCR and other stakeholders to expand opportunities, strengthen institutional capacity, and ensure the maritime industry continues to serve as a strategic asset for Liberia’s future.