By Alfred KollieMonrovia, Liberia — The Center for National Documents and Records Agency (CNDRA), commonly known as the National Archives of Liberia, has launched an ambitious Five-Year Strategic Development Plan aimed at modernizing the country’s documentary heritage and repositioning the institution for national and global relevance. ‎Speaking at a ceremony held at the agency’s headquarters in Sinkor, Director General Mr. D. Nelson Bearngar described the launch as a historic milestone in the transformation of the National Archives. ‎He said the plan, titled “Five-Year Strategic Goals,” will serve as a roadmap for strengthening the agency’s capacity to effectively carry out its statutory mandate. ‎The Five-Year Strategic Plan is expected to significantly strengthen national records management and preservation, while positioning the National Archives as a critical pillar in Liberia’s governance, accountability, and historical documentation framework. ‎The launch of the strategic plan underscores the National Archives of Liberia’s renewed commitment to preserving the nation’s documentary heritage while embracing modernization, innovation, and international best practices.

Source: GNN Liberia January 10, 2026 19:09 UTC