Liberia: NASSCORP Deputy Director General Moiffie Kanneh Invited to Speak at African Social Security Summit in Ethiopia

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ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA — Liberia’s social security sector is set to feature in a major continental dialogue as Moiffie Kanneh, Deputy Director General of the National Social Security and Welfare Corporation (NASSCORP), participates as an invited panelist at the inaugural African Social Security Summit on Infrastructure, scheduled for October 29–30, 2026, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. By Augustus D. R Bortue-augustusd. rbortue@frontpageafricaonline. com The invitation, issued by the Africa Social Security Association (ASSA), places Kanneh among professionals expected to contribute to discussions on the future of social protection, digital innovation, pension investment and sustainable infrastructure financing in Africa. The summit is being convened under the theme “Harmonization of Social Security Systems for Infrastructure and Economic Transformation in Africa.
” It will bring together senior government officials, social security administrators, regulators, pension fund managers, development partners, and financial institutions to explore strategies for strengthening social security systems and supporting Africa’s long-term economic transformation. Moiffie Kanneh to Speak on Digital Innovation and Social Protection A key highlight of Kanneh’s participation will be his role as a panelist on the topic: “Digital Innovation and the Future of Social Protection: Balancing Administrative Efficiency with Digital Inclusion for Service Delivery in Social Security Systems. ” The discussion will focus on how technology can improve the administration and delivery of social security services while ensuring that workers and beneficiaries are not left behind because of limited digital access. Digital innovation has become increasingly important to modern social security institutions. Properly…
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