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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
UNCLAGSIFIED
September 2, 1983
National Security Decision
Directive 101
UNITED STATES STRATEGY TOWARDS LIBERIA +S)
Liberia is important to the United States as the site of a
variety of valuable US facilities, military access rights, and
historical relationship has resulted in a domestic and
private investment. Equally importantly, an unusual
international perception of Liberia as a special US
responsibility. The objectives of the US strategy toward
Liberia are:
To promote political and economic stability through
the development -- of democratic institutions and free
enterprise;
-- To preserve our facilities and access rights;
To avoid a major defeat or embarrassment for the
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United States through Liberian political or economic
disintegration;
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To prevent the development of Libyan, Soviet and
other hostile influence. 1st
In order to achieve these objectives, the US will pursue the a
comprehensive and coordinated strategy which includes
following specific elements:
Use US influence and resources to support and guide
prospects the for success, help maintain stability, protect This
Liberian -- political process in a way that will improve US its
will include intensified dialogue with Head of State Doe and the
interests, and be publicly and privately defensible.
increased contact with all political actors to encourage
development of a moderate and viable political coalition that
can be legitimized through the planned democratic process.
Provide adequate assistance to the Liberian
transitional -- process through Project Democracy funding, donors the
Human Rights Fund, USIA programs, appeals to foreign
and private foundations, and ESF.
Declassified/Released on 5-17-91
under provisions of E.O. 12356
OADR
by S. Tilley, National Security Council
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