Monrovia, February 24, 2026: The two-day EU-Liberia Business Forum, aimed at strengthening trade and investment ties between the European Union and Liberia, has concluded in Brussels, as Liberia eyes stronger economic ties with development partners.
The forum held under the theme “The ARTS in the ARREST,” brought together senior government officials from Liberia and the EU, Liberian investors, private sector leaders, financial institutions, development partners, academia, business support organizations, and members of the Liberian diaspora to discuss strategies for economic growth, trade facilitation, and sustainable business partnerships.
Speaking at a regular press briefing at the Ministry of Information, Deputy Information Minister Daniel Sanoe emphasized that the forum highlighted investment opportunities totaling approximately US$1.5 billion across agriculture, fisheries, forestry, roads, energy infrastructure, trade, tourism, and sanitation. It featured high-level plenary discussions, including a session on doing business in Liberia, alongside sector-specific panels covering agriculture, forestry, oil and gasoline, fisheries, tourism, sanitation, waste management, and recycling.
