The General Services Agency (GSA) Presents Assets Management Training Certificates to Staffs of Food Authority of Liberia.

The General Services Agency (GSA) has presented certificates of completion to staff of the Food Authority of Liberia (FAL) following a training focused on government asset management, asset coding, and procedures for the disposal of public assets.

The training was conducted by the GSA’s Asset Management Department as part of efforts to strengthen the capacity of government institutions to properly manage, safeguard, and account for public assets.

Speaking at the program, FAL Deputy Director General for Administration, Georgette N. Gray, welcomed the GSA team and expressed appreciation to the Agency for providing the training to FAL staff. She emphasized the importance of building staff capacity in the proper management of government assets.

For his part, Moses Dorley, Assets Training Supervisor at the GSA, urged the management of the Food Authority of Liberia to take advantage of the second phase of the training. He encouraged the institution to strengthen measures aimed at safeguarding and protecting assets procured with government funds.

Presenting the certificates on behalf of the Director General of the GSA, Special Assistant to the Director General, William Kokulo, thanked the management of the Food Authority of Liberia for providing the opportunity for the GSA to conduct the training.

Kokulo also outlined the responsibilities of the GSA in safeguarding, protecting, recording, coding, and managing government assets, stressing that proper asset management is essential to ensuring accountability and preventing the loss or misuse of public property.

The training is part of the GSA’s broader efforts to strengthen asset management practices across government institutions and ensure that public resources are properly accounted for and protected.