Liberia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs through its Embassy in Accra has officially announced the inaugural Liberia Investment Conference scheduled for May 15 to 16, 2025.
This landmark event aims to bolster economic ties between Liberia and Ghana while showcasing the myriad investment opportunities available in the West African nation.
Under the theme “Unlocking Liberia’s Investment Potential for Sustainable Economic Growth,” the conference will gather investors, government officials, entrepreneurs, and development partners to explore Liberia’s key growth sectors: agriculture, tourism, telecommunications, energy, and infrastructure.
The initiative supports President Joseph Boakai’s rebuilding and development agenda . Ambassador Musu Jatu Ruhle emphasized the conference as a strategic platform for not only showcasing investment opportunities but also fostering regional partnerships.
“We are creating a platform for dialogue, connection, and action. It is about building trust, showcasing reform, and inviting partners to help drive our growth agenda,” she stated.
The two-day event will feature investment-focused panel discussions with prominent government and business leaders, sector-specific presentations, and breakout sessions. Additionally, participants can expect a Liberia-Ghana trade and culture expo and valuable networking and B2B matchmaking opportunities.
Investors attending the conference will have direct engagement with Liberian government ministers, regulatory agencies, and investment promotion authorities. Ambassador Ruhle noted, “This provides a clear line of communication for understanding investment policies, tax incentives, and sector-specific opportunities,” highlighting the potential in sectors critical for job creation, revenue generation, and infrastructure development.
Agriculture, in particular, is highlighted as a pivotal sector, with Liberia possessing vast arable land, fertile soil, and a favorable climate conducive for year-round farming. The conference will center on investment in value chains such as rice, cocoa, oil palm, cassava, and fisheries—critical for food security and rural development.
As Liberia continues to enhance its business climate with new policies promoting transparency and innovation, the Liberia Investment Conference seeks to capitalize on this progress, fostering partnerships that support inclusive growth, employment, and sustainable development.
