Africa-Press – Liberia. The Liberia Chamber of Mines, in collaboration with the Ministry of Mines and Energy of Liberia, delivered a major investment presentation at Mining Indaba 2026 in Cape Town, positioning Liberia as a leading destination for responsible and sustainable mining investment in Africa.
Mining Indaba, recognized as Africa’s premier international mining conference, brings together major mining corporations, global financiers, institutional investors, policymakers, and mining service providers from across the world to discuss investment trends, regulatory reforms, and emerging opportunities within the sector.
Liberia’s participation at the 2026 edition of the forum marked a significant step in the country’s ongoing efforts to attract foreign direct investment and expand its mineral industry.
The Liberian delegation was led by the Minister of Mines and Energy, Honorable R. Matenokay Tingban, and included the Chairman of the National Investment Commission, Mr. Jeff Bibo, as well as the President of the Liberia Chamber of Mines, Mr. Amara Kamara, along with other senior government officials and technical experts.
The coordinated presence of both public and private sector representatives underscored a unified national approach toward promoting Liberia’s mineral resources on the global stage.
During the conference, the delegation held a series of high level bilateral meetings with prospective investors and development finance institutions, while also participating in strategic investment discussions and policy dialogues focused on sustainable mining practices and regulatory innovation.
In their presentations, Liberian officials highlighted the country’s vast and largely untapped mineral wealth, including iron ore, gold, diamonds, and other critical minerals with strong global demand.
Government representatives emphasized ongoing reforms within the mining sector aimed at improving transparency, strengthening environmental safeguards, and ensuring that regulatory processes remain predictable and investor friendly. Officials noted that Liberia has been working to modernize its legal and institutional frameworks in order to create a competitive and secure environment for long term mining investments.
The delegation further stressed the Government’s commitment to responsible resource extraction, community development, and adherence to international best practices.
They outlined measures designed to enhance revenue management, promote local content participation, and ensure that mining activities contribute meaningfully to national economic growth and social development.
A significant outcome of Liberia’s engagement at the conference was a series of productive discussions with the Africa Finance Corporation, which is reportedly considering Liberia as a key investment destination. Officials described the dialogue as constructive and forward looking, noting that potential collaboration with the corporation could unlock new financing avenues for infrastructure and large scale mining projects.
Stakeholders at the forum interpreted the interest shown by international financiers as a positive signal of growing global confidence in Liberia’s mining sector and its long term economic prospects.
Delegation members stated that the discussions demonstrated that Liberia is increasingly viewed as a credible jurisdiction for mining investment within West Africa.
Liberia’s robust participation at Mining Indaba 2026 reaffirmed the Government’s determination to unlock the full value of the mining sector as a central driver of sustainable national development.
Officials maintained that expanding responsible mining operations will not only generate revenue but also create employment opportunities, stimulate infrastructure development, and strengthen rural economies.
Speaking following the conference, the President of the Liberia Chamber of Mines, Mr. Amara Kamara, expressed appreciation to members of the Chamber and to the Government of Liberia for their contributions and active participation at the global forum.
He commended the unity and collaboration demonstrated by stakeholders, stating that Liberia’s impactful presence was made possible through strong public and private sector cooperation.
Mr. Kamara noted that such collaboration sends a powerful message to international investors that Liberia is prepared to work collectively to advance its mining industry.
He emphasized that sustained engagement at major global platforms such as Mining Indaba enhances the country’s global reputation as a competitive and reliable mining investment destination.
Delegation members added that Liberia will continue to build on the momentum generated at Mining Indaba 2026 by deepening investor engagement, implementing sector reforms, and strengthening partnerships aimed at transforming the country’s mineral resources into inclusive and sustainable economic growth.
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