13/05/2026
IFP World Family Initiative and
Global Advocates of Peace Flag Strengthens collaboration with the Embassy of the Republic of Liberia Ahead of the Africa Unification Summit in Liberia
In a significant step toward advancing continental peacebuilding, African unity, and cultural diplomacy, IFP World Family Initiative is collaborating with the Embassy of the Republic of Liberia for the forthcoming unveiling of the Global Advocates of Peace (GAP) Flag in Liberia.
The strategic collaboration comes ahead of the highly anticipated Africa Unification Summit scheduled to hold in Liberia, an initiative expected to convene African leaders, diplomats, peace advocates, youth representatives, cultural ambassadors, development stakeholders, and humanitarian actors from across the continent to promote dialogue, unity, and sustainable peace in Africa.
The collaboration was reinforced during a high-level courtesy visit to His Excellency John Akel Ballout, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Liberia to the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Benin Republic, Equatorial Guinea, and Permanent Representative to ECOWAS with the convener and world president of the IFP family Initiative and global advocates of peace flag Her majesty Queen Hadassah Ibinyingi Allaputa
During the meeting, discussions centered on strengthening collaborative efforts toward peacebuilding, youth engagement, intercultural cooperation, leadership development, family integration, and promoting a more united Africa through grassroots and diplomatic initiatives.
The unveiling of the Global Advocates of Peace Flag in Liberia is expected to symbolize a renewed commitment toward promoting peace, tolerance, unity, and collective responsibility among African nations and communities. The initiative also aims to inspire citizens, institutions, families, and young leaders to become active participants in building peaceful and sustainable societies across the continent.
Queen Hadassah Ibinyingi Allaputa emphasized that Africaβs future prosperity depends greatly on unity, collaboration, and people-centered peace efforts capable of addressing social divisions, economic challenges, youth frustrations, insecurity, and the growing need for stronger community engagement.
The global advocates of peace flag off in Liberia is expected to serve as a platform for strategic conversations and actionable partnerships focused on African integration, cultural preservation, tourism development, economic cooperation, youth empowerment, women participation in peacebuilding, and strengthening diplomatic relationships among African nations.
Present during the courtesy visit were distinguished representatives and officials including:
β’ John Akel Ballout β Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Liberia
β’ Kansualism Berk Kansuah β Deputy Chief of Mission, Liberia Embassy
β’ Mc Donald Ehiwe β Royal Governor
β’ Blessing Uwamba β 1st Queen, IFP World GAP Flag
β’ Rachel Umoefik β Ambassador-At-Large, IFP World GAP Flag
β’ Angelique Alali Allaputa β Executive Director, IFP World GAP Flag
β’ Barr Joyce Adeyinkeβ Port Harcourt GAP-Peace Cluster Cordinator
The collaboration marks another milestone in the ongoing efforts of IFP World Family Initiative and global advocates of peace flag to expand peace advocacy, cultural diplomacy, and family-centered development initiatives across Africa and beyond.
As preparations intensify for the Africa Unification Summit, organizers and stakeholders remain optimistic that the unveiling of the Global Advocates of Peace Flag in Liberia will further strengthen continental solidarity and inspire a new generation of Africans committed to peace, leadership, unity, and sustainable development.
