Monrovia – President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. had a fruitful discussion with Mr. Hakan Gurdal, the CEO, and delegation of the African Eastern Mediterranean Basin, the parent company of Cemenco, a prominent cement producer in Liberia. The meeting revolved around exploring opportunities for expansion, creating employment avenues for at-risk youths, investing in local materials to enhance value addition, and ensuring environmental sustainability and compliance, among other topics.
One of the key areas of focus during the conversation was the potential for utilizing cement in the construction of sustainable roads. Recognizing the importance of research in this field, both parties expressed a strong commitment to exploring innovative approaches to enhance road infrastructure while promoting environmental sustainability.
President Boakai’s administration has consistently emphasized the need for economic growth and development in Liberia. By engaging in discussions with influential industry leaders like Mr. Hakan Gurdal and his delegation, the government aims to attract investments that will lead to job creation and foster a prosperous future for the country.
Moreover, the discussions highlighted President Boakai’s dedication to empowering at-risk youths through the generation of employment opportunities. By encouraging investments in local materials and industries, the government aims to enhance value addition within Liberia and promote sustainable economic growth.
The President emphasized the importance of environmental sustainability and compliance in all developmental endeavors. By prioritizing responsible practices, the government seeks to achieve a balance between economic growth and environmental preservation, ensuring a sustainable future for Liberia.
The meeting between President Boakai and the delegation from the African Eastern Mediterranean Basin signifies the growing prospects for Liberia under his administration. By actively engaging with key stakeholders, the government aims to attract more investments, create jobs, and foster a conducive environment for economic progress.
