MONROVIA – The Managing Director of the National Port Authority (NPA), Hon. Sekou A.M. Dukuly, has met with a visiting Moroccan delegation from Africa 50 and Marsa Maroc to discuss investment opportunities in Liberia’s seaport infrastructure. The meeting focused on advancing strategic partnerships to modernize Liberia’s ports, expand access roads, and strengthen the country’s role as a regional trade hub.
MD Dukuly outlined the NPA’s RESET Strategic Plan, which aims to transform the Authority into a model of efficiency and accountability through improved port facilities, digital systems, and stronger logistics integration. He stressed that the NPA is targeting full road connectivity to all major ports within five years, a step expected to boost trade and attract private capital.
The Moroccan delegation praised the NPA’s ongoing reforms and expressed strong interest in exploring potential investment areas, particularly in port expansion, cargo handling, and logistics development. They raised key questions about policy stability and investor guarantees, to which MD Dukuly reaffirmed the government’s commitment to creating a secure and transparent business environment.
The meeting ended with a mutual agreement to begin technical consultations toward a viable investment framework that aligns with President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr.’s ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development. The engagement marked another milestone in NPA’s drive to attract credible global partners and position Liberia’s ports as engines of national growth and regional connectivity.
