Infrastructure Improvement

The Liberian government is committed to major infrastructure expansion, creating strong opportunities for logistics, transport, and mobility-related investments.

The abundance of rivers in Liberia also makes it an attractive environment for transport companies operating mixed fleets, including:

• Refrigerated trucks
• Tippers
• Tankers
• Heavy-duty equipment
• Vehicles meeting international safety standards

Key Infrastructure Assets

International Airports

Liberia has 2 international airports:

• Roberts International Airport
• Spriggs Payne Airport

Water Transport

The country has 580 km of coastline, making it suitable for water transport and coastal logistics.

Road Network

Liberia has 11,500+ kilometers of road, with the government aiming to significantly expand the network by 2023.

Seaports

Liberia has 4 active seaports:

• Freeport of Monrovia
• Port of Buchanan
• Port of Harper
• Port of Greenville

The government seeks to upgrade the Port of Monrovia as a transport hub connecting Guinea and other ECOWAS countries.

Rail Development

The Government of Liberia plans to establish a Rail Authority to expand and manage rail infrastructure, aiming to boost the movement of:

• Passengers
• Freight
• Industrial goods

Source

Wavteq based on National Investment Commission, USAID, Pro-Poor Agenda for Prosperity and Development, Construction Review Online, Airport Technology

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