Liberia and China Enter Key Agreement for Technical Cooperation

The Government of Liberia signed a technical bilateral cooperation agreement with China on March 28, 2025, aimed at fostering collaboration across various sectors. The agreement promotes peace, prosperity, and economic development, reflecting mutual respect and shared goals. Foreign Minister Nyanti affirmed the significance of this partnership for Liberia’s future.

The Government of Liberia and the People’s Republic of China have formalized a technical bilateral cooperation agreement aimed at fostering collaboration across various sectors. This agreement, signed on March 28, 2025, seeks to promote peace, stability, prosperity, and development in Liberia, promoting joint projects driven by both governments’ mutual interests.

During the ceremony, Ambassador Yin Chengwu of China expressed his satisfaction with the agreement, emphasizing its role in strengthening bilateral relations. He noted that the agreement is intended to facilitate projects through collaboration, supporting the shared vision of sustainable development and a prosperous future for Liberia.

Ambassador Yin highlighted that this agreement reflects the principles of equality, mutual respect, and win-win cooperation. These principles align with commitments made at the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) Summit, as promoted by President Xi Jinping. Furthermore, he indicated its compatibility with Liberia’s ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development (AAID), advocated by President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr.

H.E. Sara Beysolow Nyanti, Liberia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, conveyed President Boakai’s gratitude upon signing the agreement. She stressed this partnership’s potential to significantly promote Liberia’s economic development and reaffirmed the Liberian government’s commitment to fostering cooperation with China.

In her statement, Foreign Minister Nyanti affirmed that the agreement would be fully utilized for its intended purpose, ensuring benefits for the government and people of Liberia. She also reiterated Liberia’s commitment to the One China policy, assuring continued support for the bilateral relationship and acknowledging the positive outcomes already achieved through cooperation.

Nyanti remarked, “This signing ceremony today marks a significant milestone in our bilateral cooperation, and we are deeply thankful for the various projects that the government of China has supported in Liberia.” She expressed anticipation for further collaboration to achieve shared goals of development and prosperity.

Overall, the technical bilateral cooperation agreement signifies a renewed commitment to strengthening Liberia-China relations, with both nations optimistic about enhanced collaboration across multiple sectors in the future.

In conclusion, the technical bilateral cooperation agreement signifies a pivotal enhancement in the relationship between Liberia and China. Both countries are poised to embrace opportunities for collaboration that will drive mutual development, fueled by respect and shared goals. This agreement not only reinforces existing ties but also paves the way for a prosperous future through coordinated efforts in various sectors.

Original Source: www.liberianobserver.com