Liberia: NPA Boss Pushes for More Investments in Infrastructure
The Managing Director of the National Port Authority (NPA), Mr. Dukuly, has urged the Government of Liberia to prioritize financing for port infrastructure across the country to achieve greater operational independence and attract international investment.
Port development must be driven by data
Speaking at a media engagement in Monrovia, Dukuly emphasized the urgent need to modernize the Ports of Greenville, Harper, Buchanan, and the Freeport of Monrovia, stressing that data-driven investments are critical to boosting Liberia's trade competitiveness and economic growth.
He noted that investments in certain ports, such as Greenville, will be more beneficial once projects like the Putu Mountain iron ore project and other commercial timber operations become fully active.
Author's summary: Liberia's NPA boss urges investment in port infrastructure.
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