Monrovia – Liberia’s bid to position itself as a hub for international investment took a step forward on Tuesday, October 15, 2025, when the Executive Chairman of the Liberia Special Economic Zones Authority (LSEZA), Prince Wreh, hosted Moroccan Ambassador to Liberia, H.E. Lahoucine Rahmouni, and Counselor Houssain Asrouti at his Monrovia office.
The high-level meeting centered on deepening bilateral relations and exploring new pathways for trade, industrialization, and public-private partnerships between Liberia and the Kingdom of Morocco.
Chairman Wreh used the occasion to highlight Liberia’s strategic advantages for Moroccan investors, including vast arable land, abundant natural resources, and a young, energetic workforce. He emphasized that Liberia’s Special Economic Zones offer a platform for foreign investors to tap into opportunities that can drive industrial growth and economic diversification.
Ambassador Rahmouni welcomed the LSEZA’s vision and reaffirmed Morocco’s commitment to strengthening cooperation with Liberia. He said his government stands ready to facilitate dialogue between Moroccan investors and Liberian institutions to advance mutual economic growth and sustainable development.
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