Monrovia, Liberia – The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in association with the National Investment Commission (NIC) and the Liberia Chamber of Commerce (LCC) has announced the next Liberia Trade and Investment Conference, with the subject “Bridge to Prosperity.” The five-day gathering, which is set for June 17–21, 2025, in Monrovia, will bring together a group of well-known American businessmen and business executives to discuss trade and investment prospects in Liberia’s main economic sectors.
The Ministry’s economic diplomacy program, led by H.E. Sara Beysolow Nyanti, is characterized by this flagship project, which is closely related to the Trump Administration’s redoubled commercial diplomacy initiatives in Africa. Prominent U.S. investors and business executives will attend the five-day conference, which is aimed at businesses interested in important areas of the Liberian economy.
The U.S. Ambassador to Liberia will hold a special event in their honor, highlighting the importance of this bilateral investment program. Participating businesses will visit sector-specific sites, attend project briefings, and meet one-on-one with executives from the public and private sectors as part of the U.S. business delegation’s visit.
In order to provide American investors a thorough understanding of Liberia’s economic potential and investment-friendly environment, the event will include a dynamic schedule of panel discussions, business-to-business networking sessions, site tours, and government briefings.
This conference reaffirms Liberia’s will to push its economic boundaries by utilizing global alliances to promote infrastructure development, job creation, and sustainable development. Among the important industries to be highlighted are mining, tourism, infrastructure, energy, agriculture, and the digital economy.
The “Bridge to Prosperity” conference is also a strategic pillar of the ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development (AAID), Liberia’s national development framework. The event underscores the government’s commitment to mobilizing international investment as a means to accelerate job creation, infrastructure development, and economic transformation.
U.S. trade delegations, private sector executives, foreign development partners, top government officials, and representatives from multilateral organizations will all be participating part. Through tangible promises, the event hopes to promote equitable development, technology transfer, and job creation.
With this strategy, Liberia is said to establish itself as an access point for American investors into West Africa and continuing to forge ahead in economic diplomacy.
