Ministry of Public Works and African Development Bank Conduct Technical Launch of the Mano River Union Road Development and Transport Facilitation Programme Phase IV
The Government of Liberia, through the Ministry of Public Works, in collaboration with the African Development Bank, today held the Technical Launch of the Mano River Union Road Development and Transport Facilitation Programme Phase IV at the AfDB Liberia Country Office in Monrovia.
World Bank Executive Director Visits Liberia, Advances Talks on Legacy Corridor Financing
The Government of Liberia has welcomed Zarau Wendeline Kibwe, Executive Director of the World Bank Africa Group, who is currently in the country as part of his oversight of 22 African nations. His visit follows key engagements at the recently concluded World Bank Spring Meetings in Washington, D.C., where discussions progressed on financing Liberia’s ambitious Legacy Corridor project.
Minister Roland Layfette Giddings Appears at MICAT Press Briefing to lament on Liberia's Infrastructure Outlook: Achievements, Prospects, & Challenges
Minister Roland Layfette Giddings appears at a MICAT press briefing to discuss Liberia’s infrastructure outlook, highlighting key achievements, ongoing challenges, and future prospects. He provides insights into current development efforts and outlines the government’s vision for improving national infrastructure.
Fourth Edition of the Open Governance Initiative at Liberia’s Ministry of Public Works
The Fourth Edition of the Open Governance Initiative (OGI) was held at the Ministry of Public Works of the Republic of Liberia, bringing together key stakeholders to strengthen transparency and accountability in the management of the country’s infrastructure sector. The initiative continues to promote open dialogue, responsible governance, and improved oversight in public works and national development projects.
MPW Officially Signs Agreement for the Construction of the Freeport to Gabriel Tucker Bridge Corridor
After a productive week of engagements in Tokyo with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and Eight-Japan Engineering Consultants Inc (EJEC), the Ministry of Public Works is pleased to announce that it has signed a JPY 2.45 billion contract with Dai Nippon Construction for the rehabilitation and reconstruction of the dual carriageway Freeport–Gabriel Tucker Bridge (1.9 km) urban arterial corridor.
