Finance and Development Planning (MFDP) Minister, Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan, has highlighted the expanding investment opportunities, improve economic fundamentals, ongoing reforms, and critical infrastructure needs.
For that, he urged those highly rated international investors to closely look at Liberia, whose development needs have become overwhelming.
Ngafuan spoke at a high-level Investment Roundtable discussion on Liberia in New York on Monday, September 21, on the sideline of the ongoing United Nations General Assembly.
He presented Liberia as an increasingly attractive investment destination, pointing to the country’s political stability, economic growth, reform momentum, and significant untapped potential across key sectors.
“Liberia is stable, growing, reforming, and open for serious business.”
Ngafuan meanwhile, encouraged investors to explore opportunities in the country, and become partners in its economic transformation.
The roundtable was convened by the Office of the Political Advisor to President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, in collaboration with the National Investment Commission, on the sidelines of the 2026 United Nations General Assembly.
The event brought together senior government officials, and investment stakeholders, including the Minister of Mines and Energy, Richard Matenokay Tingban, the Minister of Agriculture, Dr. J. Alexander Nuetah, the Minister of Post and Telecommunication, Sekou M. Kromah, Chief Executive Officer of the Carbon Markets Authority, and Presidential Envoy on Climate Action, Jeanine Cooper, Senior Advisor to Pres. Boakai, Dr. Augustine Konneh, and Christian Dunbar, Senior Advisor for Investment Financing and Development, and Presidential Special Envoy for Trade and Investment.
Ngafuan’s intervention underscored government determination to strengthen the investment climate, deepen reforms, mobilize private capital, and forge stronger partnerships capable of accelerating infrastructure development, job creation, and sustainable economic growth.
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