According to her, the discussion centered on Liberia’s investigation and ways the United States could strengthen its support for the probe. The Foreign Minister described allegations connecting her to the drug trafficking scandal as “unprofessional, unpatriotic, unethical, unacceptable, misleading and entirely false.” Her comments come amid growing public debate over the Foreign Ministry’s involvement in efforts to secure international assistance following Liberia’s major cocaine seizures. Those diplomatic engagements reportedly contributed to increased support from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and other American agencies assisting Liberian authorities. Political observers have urged the public to distinguish between diplomatic responsibilities and criminal liability while insisting that transparency remains essential.