AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoLand & Youth Mobilization: Liberia Land Authority urged young people to turn land-rights talk into action—document barriers, engage CLDMCs, and push solutions that protect communities and unlock investment in agriculture. Shipping & Ports: Transworld Shipping Lines signed to buy the vessel “Valsamitis” for US$11.75m, while Maryland County Senator James Biney renewed calls to rehabilitate the Port of Harper to boost logistics, warehousing and jobs. Telecom Consumer Access: Liberia Telecommunications Authority opened a Consumer Support Center in Buchanan to bring complaint handling and regulatory services closer to citizens outside Monrovia. Agribusiness Operations: Liberia Agricultural Company commissioned two school buses and a heavy-duty truck to cut student travel time and reduce downtime across its plantation schools. Maritime Skills Standards: Ghana Maritime Authority pushed stronger seafarer assessment and certification standards, with Liberia among regional partners. Energy & Industry Skills: STRIVE Project highlighted practical electricity training at MVTC, linking TVET to employable skills for young Liberians. Maritime Safety & Policy: IMO Net-Zero talks showed continued division over carbon pricing and fuel pathways, with a push for decisions by end-2026. Legal/Power Sector: ELTEL dragged LEC and the Finance Minister to Liberia’s Supreme Court over a US$355k judgment balance, seeking enforcement after a Debt Court setback.
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