AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTrade & Industry: Liberia’s exports to China topped US$200m in Q1 2026, up more than 30-fold year-on-year, driven by iron ore shipments and renewed natural rubber output from Bong and Bomi mines under China’s zero-tariff policy. Energy: Liberia commissioned its first grid-connected 20MW solar PV plant, cutting power costs from 28¢ to 3¢ per unit and easing pressure on the electricity budget. Agriculture Policy Clash: A bitter government split is emerging over how Liberia will handle the EU deforestation rules, with LACRA warning resistance could shut farmers out of key export markets. Local Power Access: ECOWAS @50 delivered solar systems to six high schools in Margibi, boosting reliable electricity for learning. Infrastructure & Jobs: World Bank-backed rural roads and market access funding is highlighted regionally, while Liberia also pushes local content policy to grow SME participation. Governance & Compliance: Nimba County endorsed an audit finding over US$2m withdrawn from county accounts, calling for accountability. Health & Safety: Ebola coverage continues across Africa, while Liberia’s border surveillance support (motorbikes and diagnostics) targets faster detection of threats.
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