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Vacancy: Digital Infrastructure Specialist

Republic of Liberia Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications Western African Regional Digital Integration Project – Series of Projects 2 Liberia (WARDIP SOP2-Liberia)

Project ID: P500628

Terms of Reference

For

Digital Infrastructure Specialist

Post Title:Digital Infrastructure Specialist
Location of Post:Monrovia, Liberia  
Contract Duration:12 months  
Reporting Line:WARDIP Liberia/PIU through the PIU Coordinator  
Recruitment Type:Local  
Type of ContractX  Individual Consultant      Consulting Firm (QCBS, CQS, LCS)      Non-Consulting Service (Competitive Bidding)  
  1. PROJECT BACKGROUND

The Government of Liberia (GoL) has received financing from the World Bank for the preparation of the West Africa Regional Digital Integration Project – Series of Projects 2 Liberia (WARDIP SOP2-Liberia). This project, which will be implemented at the national level, seeks to facilitate increased broadband access and usage in preparation for regional digital markets integration in West Africa.

WARDIP SOP2-Liberia is the second phase of the Western Africa Regional Development Integration Program series of projects (DTfA – WARDIP), which builds consensus and momentum around the vision for achieving a Single Digital Market (SDM) in Africa. It is envisioned that the project will lead to an increased secure flow of digital services within and between participating countries in Western Africa. By the end of the SOP, foundations of a SDM in Western Africa in line with the AU SDM are expected to be in place.

WARDIP SOP2 builds on, and will run parallel to, investments in DTfA/WARDIP SOP1, further extending cross-border and backbone connectivity, data markets and online market environment in additional countries. It aims to increase broadband access and usage in participating countries and to advance the integration of digital markets in Western Africa and is structured to have 5 components.

  • Component I. Connectivity Market Development and Integration: This component aims to provide infrastructure financing and support for an enhanced enabling environment to develop the regional broadband connectivity market.
  • Component II: Data Market Development and Integration: This component aims to build trust in online transactions and strengthen the security and resilience of digital infrastructure and systems, focused on focuses on enabling secure, cross-border data exchange, storage, and processing to support regional access to data-driven services, innovation, and infrastructure.
  • Component III. Online Market Development and Integration: This component aims to support the development of a robust regional online market, with a focus on boosting service uptake for an integrated SDM.
  • Component IV. Project Management and Implementation Support. This component would provide technical assistance and capacity support for program preparation and implementation.
  • Component V. Contingent Emergency Response. The component is included to help participating countries respond swiftly to eligible crises and emergencies, in case of urgent need of assistance or capacity constraints.

In view of this, the GoL, through the Ministry of Post and Telecommunications (MoPT) intends to set up a Project Implementation Unit (PIU) as a starting point to kick start the activities entailed in this fund and, as thus, seeks to recruit for the position of Digital Infrastructure Specialist as a main Component 1 Coordinator.

  • OBJECTIVE OF THE ASSIGNMENT

The objective of the assignment is to obtain expertise to assist the PIU in coordination of day-to-day operations to ensure the preparation and implementation of the Component 1 of the Project, in line with the objectives outlined Financing Agreement signed between IDA (World Bank) and the Government of Liberia as well as in compliance with the Project Operations Manual (POM). As part of these activities, the Digital Infrastructure Specialist shall implement the Connectivity Market Development and Integration Component, which has the following sub-components: 1) Legal, regulatory, and institutional capacity for the telecom sector and digital economy, and 2) International and national backbone network infrastructure. The Digital Infrastructure Specialist will work with the PIU and relevant stakeholders in supporting the implementation of all project activities. In particular, he/she is expected to work closely with the Government and ACE consortium members in the planning, deployment and operationalization of the envisaged second submarine cable system.

  • SCOPE OF WORK

The Connectivity Specialist will be in charge of advising the Project, the Government, and other stakeholders, as well as assisting with the implementation of all connectivity-related activities under the project. Given that the second submarine cable in Liberia is a major project component, the Connectivity Specialist will be responsible for advising the project, government, and other stakeholders on all connectivity-related activities under the project, particularly those relating to submarine cable deployment and operationalization. This includes, but not limited to the following:

Technical Advisory Support

  • Assess and advise the PIU on the network design and technology choices for alignment with international trends and good practices and to ensure technology improvements and current industry thought-leadership around first and middle-mile network deployment have been reflected;
  • Appraise technical choices and network design for opportunities to increase the value-for-money, while ensuring quality and adherence to international standards;
  • Assist with internal process management and improvements across multiple teams and functions, including planning, sourcing/procurement, engineering, operations, external vendors/suppliers of submarine cable systems, SLTEs and backhaul/IP equipment. 
  • Support the procurement of goods, works and services, including drafting of tender specifications for consultants and technical assistance needs as well as evaluation of the procurement documents, in accordance with the procurement provisions applicable for the Project;
  • Conduct detailed reviews of technical contract specifications and deliverables for the implementation of the sub-projects under Component 1;
  • Design and oversee the sub-projects under Component 1; where needed, perform adjustments to the design based on the first sub-projects’ results and circumstances to ensure best possible outcomes;
  • Support the development and update of the POM, including when modifications or supplements to them are needed;
  • Liaise and coordinate with the Government agencies and private companies involved in the implementation of the Component 1 of the Project, as delegated by the Project Coordinator;
  • Participate in meetings, seminars, conferences, and other events and programs organized by the Government of Liberia, the Bank, other development partners and other organizations with respect to questions that are related to the Component 1 of the Project and the wider Bank-financed program and projects.

Oversight and Supervision

  • Coordinate and manage all key activities related to the Component 1 of the Project, including coordination of the activities of the selected consultants, vendors, and service providers to ensure their timely and effective delivery, in accordance with the POM;
  • Contribute to the development of the Project implementation plan, regularly monitor and report to the Project Coordinator and Project on the progress and results against operating and financial objectives on Component 1;
  • Monitor the execution of contracts procuring goods, works and services under Component 1 for the Project;
  • Contribute to the finalization and periodic update, as necessary, of the Procurement Plan (PP) and Project Procurement Strategy Document (PPSD) of the Project;
  • Cooperate with respective M&E team, as identified by MOPT, and provide required inputs to M&E related work;
  • Provide inputs to the Project Coordinator on development of the reports to the Government of Liberia and the World Bank;
  • Support citizen engagement and communications activities around Component 1;
  • Escalates internal/external issues/concerns/risks promptly to ensure matters are addressed timely so as to not impact schedules.
  • QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE
  • Minimum of a bachelor’s degree in law, economics, finance, ICT or related field;
  • At least five (5) years post qualification experience in a related position;
  • Previous experience of working in the ICT regulation and policy framework in Liberia is essential;
  • Experience in a Multilateral Donor Funded Project will be an added advantage;
  • Demonstrate a general working / in-depth knowledge of the Submarine Cable Systems, environment and its associated key components such as: Power Feeding Equipment (PFE); Submarine Line Terminal Equipment (SLTE); Network Protection Elements (NPE) associated to multi-formats protocol (SDH, Ethernet); and their local/remote operating and supervisory platforms,
  • Technical knowledge of submarine system design including electrical, optical, and mechanical aspects of cable design coupled with an understanding of the overall system functionality and performance,
  • Experience in submarine cable construction and consortium activities,
  • Experience working with turnkey submarine system vendors, terminal equipment vendors,
  • Proven ability to work independently and proficiently interact with multiple departments and various employees with all levels of expertise,
  • Track record of delivering infrastructure and network projects,
  • Experience understanding application requirements and translating needs into network capacity plans,
  • Analytical and problem-solving experience with large-scale systems,
  • Experience establishing work relationships across multi-disciplinary teams and multiple partners and suppliers in different time zones,
  • Ability to negotiate technical elements of contracts,
  • Proven ability to take the lead in and work under pressure,
  • Demonstrated ability to document and articulate technical recommendations to a variety of audiences/skill levels,
  • Strong Team Player,
  • Strong Work Ethic.
  • TERMS OF THE ASSIGNMENT

The Digital Infrastructure Specialist will be appointed on a full-time basis for a period of one (1) year, renewable based on good performance.

  • CONFIDENTIALITY

By accepting to take part in the invitation, the Consultant agrees to keep in confidence all information shared by the Liberian government authorities and the World Bank, whether written or oral, concerning the invitation and/or in relation to the government organizations’ business involved in this assignment which is not of public domain. The Consultant also agrees to use it only for the purposes of this activity and for no other reasons and not to disclose any of the said information to any third party. 

Vacancies in the Western African Regional Digital Integration Project (WARDIP) Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, Republic of Liberia In Collaboration with the World Bank Monrovia, Liberia – September 8, 2025

The Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications (MoPT) of the Republic of Liberia, in partnership with the World Bank, is excited to announce open vacancies for highly qualified professionals to join the Western African Regional Digital Integration Project (WARDIP). This initiative represents a transformative step toward building a connected, resilient, and inclusive digital economy across West Africa. Funded by the World Bank and implemented under the auspices of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), WARDIP aims to enhance cross-border digital infrastructure, promote data market integration, and support sustainable digital transformation in the region.
WARDIP is a series of projects (SOP) designed to address key challenges in digital access, including expanding broadband connectivity, harmonizing regulatory frameworks, and fostering innovation in priority sectors such as e-commerce, e-government, and digital services. By joining this project, successful candidates will contribute to a regional effort that empowers communities, boosts economic growth, and bridges the digital divide in Western Africa. Positions are based in Monrovia, Liberia, with opportunities for regional collaboration.
We invite applications from motivated individuals with expertise in development projects, particularly those with experience in international organizations like the World Bank or regional bodies. These roles offer competitive compensation, professional development opportunities, and the chance to make a lasting impact on Africa’s digital future. Contracts are initially for 12 months, with potential for renewal based on performance and project needs.
Available Positions:

  1. Social Development Specialist
This role focuses on integrating social safeguards into project activities to ensure inclusive outcomes. Key responsibilities include assessing social impacts, promoting gender equality and social inclusion, engaging stakeholders and communities, and monitoring social risks. The specialist will collaborate with project teams to design interventions that benefit vulnerable groups and align with World Bank social standards.
Qualifications: Master’s degree in Social Sciences, Development Studies, Sociology, or a related field; at least 5 years of experience in social development within donor-funded projects; strong knowledge of gender and social inclusion frameworks; excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills. Fluency in English is required; French is an asset.
  2. Project Coordinator
As the central figure in project execution, the Coordinator will oversee daily operations, manage timelines, coordinate with regional partners, and ensure alignment with project objectives. Responsibilities include preparing progress reports, facilitating meetings, managing risks, and leading a multidisciplinary team to deliver results on time and within budget.
Qualifications: Master’s degree in Project Management, Business Administration, Information Technology, or a relevant discipline; minimum 7 years of experience coordinating large-scale development projects, preferably in digital or infrastructure sectors; proven leadership abilities; familiarity with World Bank procedures; proficiency in English, with French preferred.
  3. Environmental Management Specialist
This position ensures that all project activities comply with environmental regulations and minimize ecological impacts. Duties include conducting environmental assessments, developing mitigation plans, monitoring compliance, and integrating sustainable practices into digital infrastructure development. The specialist will work closely with regulatory bodies to promote green digital initiatives.
Qualifications: Master’s degree in Environmental Science, Natural Resource Management, or a similar field; at least 5 years of experience in environmental management for international projects; knowledge of World Bank environmental safeguards; strong analytical skills; English fluency required, French advantageous.
  4. Financial Management Assistant
Supporting the financial integrity of the project, this role involves assisting with budgeting, financial reporting, auditing, and disbursement processes. The assistant will help maintain accurate financial records, prepare forecasts, and ensure adherence to fiduciary standards set by the World Bank and Liberian government.
Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, or Business Administration (Master’s preferred); 3-5 years of experience in financial management for development projects; proficiency in accounting software (e.g., QuickBooks or similar); understanding of international financial guidelines; excellent attention to detail; English required.
  5. Procurement Specialist
Responsible for managing procurement activities, this specialist will handle tendering, contract negotiations, supplier evaluations, and compliance with procurement policies. The role ensures transparent, efficient, and cost-effective acquisition of goods and services essential to WARDIP’s success.
Qualifications: Master’s degree in Procurement, Supply Chain Management, Business, or related field; at least 5 years of procurement experience in World Bank or similar funded projects; certification (e.g., CIPS) is a plus; knowledge of public procurement laws; strong negotiation skills; fluency in English.
    Application Process:
    Interested candidates are encouraged to submit their applications, including a detailed CV, cover letter outlining relevant experience, copies of academic credentials, and contact information for three professional references. Applications should be addressed to the Project Implementation Unit (PIU) and sent via email to info@mopt.gov.lr with the subject line “WARDIP Application – [Position Title]”.
    Shortlisted candidates will be invited for interviews. The selection process will be transparent, competitive, and in line with World Bank guidelines. Women and individuals from underrepresented groups are strongly encouraged to apply.
    For more information about WARDIP or the positions, please visit the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications website at www.mopt.gov.lr.
    The Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications and the World Bank are committed to equal opportunity employment and fostering a diverse workforce. Join us in shaping a digitally integrated West Africa!

“Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, in Partnership with Casqued Liberia, to Celebrate World Telecommunications Day and Launch Wi-Fi Project in Bong and Nimba Counties”

We are pleased to announce the upcoming joint celebration of the World Telecommunications and Information Society Day by the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications in partnership with CSquared Africa. This momentous event will take place in Sanniquellie, Nimba County, where industry leaders and stakeholders will convene to commemorate the global significance of telecommunications and information society advancements.

This year’s celebration is especially meaningful as it is centered around the theme of “Gender Equality in Digital Transformation.” The focal point of discussions and activities will revolve around promoting gender equality in the realm of digital communication and technology, emphasizing the importance of inclusivity and equitable access to opportunities in the evolving digital landscape.

In conjunction with this event, CSquared Africa – will be unveiling its groundbreaking Wi-Fi project in both Bong and Nimba Counties. This initiative marks a significant milestone in advancing connectivity and internet access in these regions, paving the way for enhanced communication, education, and economic opportunities for residents.

The collaboration between the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications and Casqued signifies a shared commitment to driving progress in the telecommunications sector and leveraging technology for societal development. Through this event and the launch of the Wi-Fi project, we aim to bridge the digital divide, empower underserved communities, and foster an environment of innovation and collaboration.

We cordially invite all stakeholders, industry partners, and the public to join us in celebrating the World Telecommunications and Information Society Day in Sanniquellie, Nimba County, as we collectively strive towards achieving gender equality in digital transformation and expanding connectivity through transformative projects like the Wi-Fi initiative.

Official Launch of the 10k Youth Digital Transformation Project

We are thrilled to announce a significant milestone in Liberia’s journey towards digital transformation! Today, as the Minister of Posts and Telecommunications, Hon. Sekou M Kromah, participated in the launch of a project aimed at empowering our youth through digital skills.

Digital Transformation Project Launch At this momentous occasion, the Minister unveiled a beautiful space dedicated to training over 10,000 young minds across Liberia in the art of digital technology. This initiative marks a pivotal step towards bridging the digital divide and preparing our youth for the challenges and opportunities of the future.

With the unwavering support of the government and the dedication of our partners, we are paving the way for a brighter, more inclusive digital landscape in Liberia. Together, we are nurturing a generation of innovators, creators, and leaders who will drive our nation’s progress in the digital age. Join us in celebrating this remarkable achievement and stay tuned for more updates on how we’re shaping the future of Liberia, one digital step at a time!

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MOPT Celebrates Girls in ICT Day

Liberia Joins Global Celebration of Girls in ICT Day under the Theme “Leadership”, and Amidst the vibrant tapestry of nations celebrating the pivotal role of girls in Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Liberia stands proud, joining the global chorus in honoring Girls in ICT Day.

This auspicious occasion, marked annually, serves as both a celebration and a call to action, underscoring the imperative of empowering young women in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.

History of Girls in ICTThe narrative of girls in ICT is one of resilience, innovation, and progress. Over the years, girls and women have steadily carved out their place in the realm of technology, challenging stereotypes and shattering glass ceilings. From Ada Lovelace, the world’s first computer programmer, to contemporary trailblazers leading tech giants, the journey of girls in ICT is a testament to their indomitable spirit and unwavering determination.

The official program commemorating the annual celebration of Girls in ICT Day in Liberia was a testament to the nation’s commitment to fostering inclusivity and diversity in the tech sector. Under the auspices of Hon. Nicholas Johnson, Assistant Minister for Technical Services at the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, inspiring words of encouragement resonated through the gathering, urging girls and women to seize the boundless opportunities offered by ICT.Speaking on behalf of Hon. Sekou M Kromah, Minister of Posts and Telecommunications of the Republic of Liberia, Hon. S. MOHAMMED MASSALEY Deputy Minister for Technical Services, reaffirmed the government’s unwavering dedication to creating a conducive environment and platform for young girls passionate about ICT.

Emphasizing the transformative power of technology, Hon. Massaly underscored Liberia’s aspiration to harness the potential of its youth, ensuring that the nation emerges as a beacon of innovation and progress in the ICT landscape. As Liberia joins hands with nations around the world in celebrating Girls in ICT Day, it embarks on a journey of empowerment, equality, and excellence, paving the way for a brighter, more inclusive future for all.

Together, let us champion the cause of girls in ICT, igniting the flames of innovation and driving societal change through the transformative power of technology.

Chinese Government Donates Solar Panels to MOPT

Chinese Government Donates Solar Panels to the Ministry of Post & Telecommunication

The Ministry of Post & Telecommunication in Liberia recently marked a significant milestone with the handover ceremony of solar panels donated by the People’s Republic of China. The solar panels were installed at local post offices across the country and the central office, in a bid to improve efficiency and sustainability in the postal service.

The Chinese Ambassador to Liberia H.E Yin Chengwu reiterated his country’s commitment to working with Liberia to foster more development and cooperation. The Minister of Posts and Telecommunications, Hon. Sekou M. Kromah, expressed his gratitude to the people of China for their continued contribution to the government of Liberia and its people.

The installation of the solar panels is a testament to the strong partnership between Liberia and China, as both countries work towards enhancing the postal service and promoting sustainable practices. The Ministry of Post & Telecommunication is confident that the solar panels will not only improve the efficiency of the postal service but also contribute to the overall development of the country.

The handover ceremony was attended by government officials, representatives from the Chinese Embassy, and other stakeholders in the postal service sector. The Ministry of Post & Telecommunication looks forward to further collaboration with China and other partners to continue improving the postal service in Liberia.

Nimba Kwado Youth Leadership Presents Appreciation Gift to Hon. Sekou M. Kromah

Nimba Kwado Youth Leadership Presents Appreciation Gift to Hon. Sekou M. Kromah In a gesture of gratitude and recognition,

the Nimba Kwado Youth Leadership recently bestowed a gift of appreciation upon Honorable Sekou M. Kromah, the esteemed Minister of Posts and Telecommunications of the Republic of Liberia.

This momentous occasion marked a heartfelt expression of thanks for his dedicated service to both the Republic and the people of Nimba.Amidst a gathering filled with warmth and respect, members of the Nimba Kwado Youth Leadership conveyed their profound appreciation to Hon. Sekou M. Kromah for his unwavering commitment and tireless efforts in advancing the telecommunications sector, a vital aspect of Liberia’s infrastructure and economic development.

The presentation of the appreciation gift symbolized more than mere acknowledgment; it represented a deep sense of solidarity and partnership between the youth leadership of Nimba Kwado and the esteemed Minister.

Through his exemplary leadership and visionary initiatives, Hon. Sekou M. Kromah has not only propelled progress within the telecommunications domain but has also contributed significantly to the socio-economic empowerment of the people of Nimba.In his response, Honorable Sekou M. Kromah expressed profound gratitude for the heartfelt gesture, emphasizing the importance of collaborative efforts in driving positive change and fostering development. He reiterated his unwavering commitment to serving the Republic of Liberia with diligence and dedication, reaffirming his dedication to the betterment of the telecommunications sector and the empowerment of Liberian youth.

The exchange culminated in a spirit of camaraderie and shared purpose, underscoring the importance of recognizing and honoring those individuals whose selfless service and leadership inspire positive transformation within communities. As the Nimba Kwado Youth Leadership continues to champion progress and advocate for the aspirations of the youth, this gesture serves as a testament to the power of appreciation and the enduring bonds of unity and cooperation.

Hon. Kromah meets ECOWAS Commissioner for Infrastructure

Amilcar Cabral Submarine Cable Project to Boost Connectivity and Digital Integration Across West Africa.

Monrovia, Liberia – April 18, 2024 – The Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications recently hosted a high-level delegation from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to discuss the deployment of the Amilcar Cabral Submarine Cable Project. This initiative aims to bolster international connectivity and digital infrastructure in Liberia, The Gambia, Guinea Bissau, Guinea, and Sierra Leone.

Led by Commissioner Sediko Douka, the delegation outlined the mission’s objective: to ensure alignment with the deployment process of the Amilcar Cabral Submarine Cable Project among the participating countries. Key discussions centered on establishing a Special Project Vehicle (SPV) to manage the cable and securing financing, with the World Bank and other partners expressing interest.

Commissioner Douka highlighted progress made by Guinea and The Gambia, which have secured funding allocations through the World Bank’s West Africa Regional Digital Integration Program. Discussions are ongoing with other development partners to support remaining countries, contingent upon official financing requests from respective governments.

Minister of Posts and Telecommunications Sekou M. Kromah underscored the project’s importance, particularly in light of recent internet disruptions in the region. Acting Minister of Finance and Development Planning Anthony Myers affirmed the ministry’s support, indicating their intent to join the WARDIP project.

The meeting concluded with the delegation meeting H.E. President Joseph N. Boakai, Sr., who emphasized the significance of expanding internet connectivity. President Boakai urged accountability in project execution and expressed gratitude to the ECOWAS delegation for their foresight.

The Amilcar Cabral Submarine Cable Project spans 3,130 km, from Praia, Cabo Verde to Monrovia, Liberia, with four branching units to the remaining countries. The full system cost 91.3 Million with Liberia’s portion estimated at $14.29 million. However, through collaboration with ECOWAS’ Project Preparation and Development Unit (PPDU) and the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, Liberia aims to achieve several key objectives which include, Increase Broadband Capacity, Ensure Redundancy in Connectivity, and Strengthen Regional Integration.

Project milestones include the validation of a Detailed Feasibility Study, the signing of the project Memoranda of Understanding and the adoption of the final communique. Liberia commits to collaborating with the private sector in expediting the establishment of the Nation Special Project Vehicle (SPV) and facilitating the necessary permits for the project implementation.

Furthermore, Liberia intends to endorse a $4.5 million project preparation seed fund to accelerate project readiness and maintain regional cooperation. The Amilcar Cabral Submarine Cable Project signifies a significant step towards enhancing connectivity and digital integration across West Africa, fostering sustainable development in the region.

Hon. Minister and his team meet with World Bank Representatives

We are thrilled to announce that the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications of the Republic of Liberia has successfully facilitated the healing of a matting through the “Liberia: Strengthening Cybersecurity and Online Resilience Preparedness Project” in collaboration with the World Bank and SecDev.

This project aims to bolster Liberia’s cybersecurity infrastructure and resilience in the digital age, paving the way for enhanced digitalization, protection against cyber threats, and increased participation in the global digital economy.

As part of this initiative, the SecDev team, led by Rafal Rohozinski, will be visiting Monrovia from April 15th to 19th, 2024, to engage with key stakeholders from government, industry, civil society, and academia. Their goal is to gather valuable insights, assess current cybersecurity risks, and develop a draft National Cybersecurity Strategy for Liberia.

We are calling on all stakeholders to lend their expertise and insights to support the SecDev team during their mission. Your contributions will be instrumental in shaping the future of cybersecurity in Liberia and ensuring the success of this vital project.

Thank you in advance for your support and collaboration. Let’s work together to build a safer and more resilient digital future for Liberia!

Hon. Minister Sekou Kromah welcomes International Partners

We are thrilled to announce that Minister Sekou Kromah, the Minister of Posts and Telecommunications of the Republic of Liberia, recently had a successful meeting with some international partners led by Mr. Angelo C.F. Neto . During the meeting, the partners expressed their strong interest in providing internet service to Liberia.

This is a significant development for our country, as access to reliable internet service is crucial for economic growth, education, and communication. With the support of our international partners, we are confident that we can improve internet connectivity in Liberia and bridge the digital divide.

Minister Kromah and his team are working diligently to finalize the details of this partnership, and we look forward to seeing the positive impact it will have on our nation. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting collaboration!