Port statusSecurity & safety
National Port Authority of Liberia

The Gateway to Liberia's Economy

Connecting Liberia to regional and global markets through modern port services and infrastructure.

Liberia's national port system
National mandateEstablished by law in 1967 and amended in 1970
The Authority

Managing Liberia’s Ports

The National Port Authority plans, develops, manages and operates Liberia’s ports. Its network comprises the Freeport of Monrovia and the ports of Buchanan, Greenville and Harper.

About the NPA
1967National Port Authority established
4Ports in the national network
4Published development initiatives
Message from the President

Positioning Liberia’s ports for national transformation.

Liberia’s development depends on our ability to build strong institutions, modern infrastructure, and a competitive economy that creates opportunity for all our people. Our ports are central to that national ambition. They are more than points of entry; they are gateways to trade, investment, jobs, and stronger regional and global connections.

Through the ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development, my Administration is committed to modernizing Liberia’s port infrastructure, strengthening operational efficiency and security, and positioning our country as a reliable and competitive destination for trade and investment in West Africa.

I have charged the National Port Authority with advancing this vision through responsible leadership, improved service delivery, strategic investment, and partnerships that strengthen Liberia’s productive capacity and support sustainable economic growth.

As we transform Liberia’s ports, we are strengthening our connection to the world, expanding opportunities for Liberian businesses and citizens, and laying the foundation for a more prosperous future for generations to come.

  1. Port Modernization & Trade Facilitation
    Modernizing port infrastructure, improving operational efficiency, strengthening security, and facilitating the movement of goods so Liberia can compete more effectively in regional and global markets.
  2. Infrastructure & Regional Connectivity
    Integrating port development with roads, energy, logistics, and other critical infrastructure to strengthen economic corridors, improve connectivity, and extend opportunities throughout Liberia.
  3. Investment, Value Addition & Jobs
    Creating a stable and predictable environment for responsible investment, industrial development, value-added activity, and sustainable job creation for the Liberian people.

H.E. Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr.
President of the Republic of Liberia

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President of the Republic of Liberia
H.E. Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr.President of the Republic of Liberia
Managing Director’s messageARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development

A message from the Managing Director

Modern ports for a more competitive, connected and investment-ready Liberia.

Aligned with President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development, the National Port Authority is positioning Liberia’s ports as dependable gateways for trade, industry, value addition and responsible investment.

Liberia’s economic ambitions require ports that are safe, efficient, transparent and ready to support larger volumes of commerce. Our priority is to strengthen infrastructure, improve operational performance, deepen digitalization and create a predictable environment for shipping lines, investors, concessionaires and logistics partners.

We are connecting port development with the country’s wider priorities for infrastructure, good governance, job creation and economic diversification. Every improvement across the Freeport of Monrovia, Buchanan, Greenville and Harper should make it easier to do business in Liberia and ensure that growth reaches communities beyond the port gates.

To our private-sector and development partners, NPA is open to credible partnerships that expand capacity, transfer knowledge, improve resilience and create long-term value for Liberia. We intend to build a port system that earns confidence through performance, accountability and service.

Hon. Sekou A. M. Dukuly
National Port Authority of LiberiaTrade · Infrastructure · Investment
Hon. Sekou A. M. DukulyManaging DirectorManaging Director’s profile
Montserrado County · Landlord port; protected harbor

Freeport of Monrovia

Liberia’s largest port and principal commercial gateway.

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NPA Partner Network

Connecting port users with NPA’s recognised partners.

Explore organisations recognised within the National Port Authority’s port community, including institutional partners, shipping and logistics operators, and providers supporting maritime and port activity across Liberia.

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News & public information

Official updates from across Liberia’s port system.

News, institutional announcements, public notices and official documents from the National Port Authority.

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Institutional relationships

Institutional relationships

Working with public institutions, maritime agencies, operators and international partners to strengthen Liberia’s port system.

Connect with Liberia’s ports

Plan your next move through Liberia’s national port network.

Find port information, official services, public notices, investment opportunities and the right NPA contact for your inquiry.

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News & public information

Official updates from across Liberia’s port system.

News, institutional announcements, public notices and official documents from the National Port Authority.

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National port network

Four ports. One connected maritime system.

Explore Liberia’s ports from Monrovia to the southeast. Select a ship marker to view key port information and continue to the full port profile.

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