Naymote Partners for Democratic Development is pleased to release its 2025 Summit for Democracy and Political Accountability Report. The 2025 Summit for Democracy and Political Accountability was convened, building on the momentum of previous dialogue efforts and held from March 5-6, 2025. The summit brought together a wide array of stakeholders, including development partners, international organizations, government representatives, political parties, civil society, women and youth leaders, the media, academia, marginalized groups, and governance experts, to collectively examine the country’s democratic trajectory and identify pathways to strengthen rule of law, civic participation, and public sector governance.

The summit created a timely platform for open dialogue, offering a space to reflect on Liberia’s progress, assess ongoing challenges, and develop actionable strategies for deepening democratic governance and political accountability. Through collaborative engagement, participants explored concrete ways to sustain peace, foster democratic dividends, and rebuild public trust in political systems.

Over two days, the summit featured opening remarks, three panel discussions, and extensive participant engagement. More than 100 participants from ten of Liberia’s fifteen counties, including Montserrado, Margibi, Grand Bassa, Bong, Lofa, Nimba, Bomi, Grand Gedeh, River Gee, and Grand Cape Mount, contributed to the deliberations. The outcomes were captured in a Resolution, which will be presented to the Government of Liberia and development partners, outlining strategic, community-informed recommendations for advancing sustainable democracy and development in Liberia.

For more information on the summit, kindly read/ download the report.