
Africa-Press – Liberia. He also pointed out that agriculture is key to reducing poverty, raising incomes, and enhancing food security in Liberia.
A prominent South Korean businessman and CEO of AUDUS Resource Investment Company, Park Ji Gon, has arrived in Liberia to strengthen the country’s economy through a significant investment initiative.
Park Ji Gon expressed his commitment to investing in Liberia’s mining, construction, and agriculture sectors, with plans to further expand into other areas. He highlighted Liberia’s promising future and encouraged diverse investments to drive the nation’s growth.
The South Korean investor emphasized that gold mining serves as a major economic driver globally, while construction fosters economic development by creating jobs and improving living standards. He also pointed out that agriculture is key to reducing poverty, raising incomes, and enhancing food security in Liberia.
Park Ji Gon announced an initial investment of US $35 million in these sectors, with the potential to increase the amount for enhanced cooperation. He stressed that investing in Liberia would be one of his most significant achievements, supporting the country’s economy, generating jobs for Liberians, and strengthening ties between Liberia and South Korea.
In addition to the mining, construction, and agriculture sectors, Park Ji Gon revealed plans to invest in healthcare, education, and other critical sectors.
President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has continued to promote Liberia’s open-door policy for international investors, focusing on areas such as energy, infrastructure, agriculture, education, and healthcare. He assured potential investors of Liberia’s political stability and readiness to support new ventures.
“Liberia is open for business,” said President Boakai, emphasizing the government’s commitment to fostering partnerships that benefit both Liberia and its investors.
During his stay, Park Ji Gon is expected to meet with key government officials, including Mines and Energy Minister Wilmont Paye and Agriculture Minister Alexander Neutah, to explore opportunities for sustainable development. He also expressed interest in Liberia’s fertile land and favorable climate, which make the country ideal for further investment.
Park Ji Gon spoke to reporters upon his arrival at Roberts International Airport over the weekend.
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