President George Weah today affixed his signature to a framework document merging six (6) additional political parties to the Coalition for Democratic Change, following months of intense negotiations,

The signing ceremony brings to nine (9), the total number of political parties forming the Coalition for Democratic Change originally constituting three (3) political institutions, including; Congress for Democratic Change, (CDC), National Patriotic Party (NPP), and Liberia People Democratic Party (LPDP).

The Movement for Economic Empowerment (MOVEE), People Liberation Party (PLP), Union of Liberian Democrats (ULD), United People Party (UPP), Change Democratic Coalition (CDA), and Redemption Democratic Congress (RDC) forming a grand coalition.

In an official acceptance speech, President George Weah stated that the decision of the six political parties signifies their vision for a better Liberia.

President Weah promised that the CDC will ensure that those additional parties are provided the space to tailor their approaches in line with the tripartite agreement at all times.

“Now, therefore, as you have been baptized you have to behave as coalition members by following the realm of the standard bearer” _Weah declares.

Meanwhile, President Weah bragged that his government continues to tailor developments as paramount to attend to the needs of the citizenry whilst predicting that the coalition will be an indomitable force in the ensuing elections.

Remarking on behalf of the six political parties, MOVEE Political Leader, Dee Maxwell Kameyah, said their decision is in the realization of the many developments of the CDC government over the years.

“For example, instead of two third of our partisans (MOVEE) supporting this cause, it was a unanimous decision by all of our supporters to join the CDC. This demonstrates our love for Liberia” Kameyah added.

Kameyah further expressed an unwavering commitment to the leadership of President Weah and will do everything to secure his re-election.

The signing ceremony which was held on Saturday, April 8, 2023 at MOVEE National Headquarters in Paynesville was witnessed by political leaders, chairpersons, and partisans of the nine political parties.