"World Bank, MoCI, and NPA Strengthen Partnership on Trade, Industry, Investment, and Infrastructure Development"
Earlier today, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) hosted a high-level meeting with the visiting World Bank Team, joined by the Senior Management Team of the Ministry and the Managing Director of the National Port Authority (NPA). The discussions centered around strengthening Liberia’s trade, industry, and investment climate, with a particular focus on the critical enablers of electricity and road connectivity.
The Deputy Minister for Administration, Hon. Tarnue N. Jeke, supported by his senior team, highlighted ongoing reforms to promote industrial growth, attract investment, and expand market access for Liberian businesses. The Managing Director of NPA, Hon. Sekou A. Dukuly emphasized the importance of improving port facilities and logistics as vital links to regional and global trade.
In response, the World Bank Team reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Liberia’s economic agenda, underscoring the need for reliable electricity and accessible road networks to unlock industrial potential, reduce business costs, and encourage private sector investment.
The meeting ended on a positive note with all parties pledging to work collaboratively in advancing trade facilitation, industrial development, and investment opportunities that will drive sustainable growth and job creation for Liberia.
