Liberia seeks mining and energy investment
President Boakai to open a two-day conference in Margibi County attracting international investors and executives.
Liberia will host the Liberia International Mining and Energy Conference and Expo (LIMEC 2026) from October 28-29 in Margibi County. President Joseph Nyuma Boakai will open the event at the Farmington Hotel, aiming to attract foreign investment for the nation's mining and energy sectors. Government officials, international investors, and industry executives are expected to attend the two-day gathering.
The conference, themed “Transforming Liberia’s Economy: Driving Development Through Sustainable Mining and Energy Investments,” will focus on investment opportunities in mineral exploration, production, and renewable energy. Amara Kamara, president of the Liberia Chamber of Mines, stated the event aims to deepen ties with investors, showcase resources, and build partnerships that can create jobs and drive growth.
Key sponsors include Avesoro Resources, Huawei, and the Liberia Electricity Corporation. The event is organized by the Liberia Chamber of Mines and AME Trade Ltd., with support from the Ministry of Mines and Energy. Kamara emphasized the need for increased local participation and community benefits from these investments.
Why it mattersLiberia is seeking foreign investment for its mining and energy sectors to drive economic development and create jobs.