Liberia is hosting a national conference in Monrovia focused on strengthening the country’s small and medium enterprise (SME) sector. The three-day dialogue brings together entrepreneurs, policymakers, and industry experts to address the hurdles facing local businesses and explore pathways for sustainable growth.
The gathering aims to unlock the significant potential of SMEs, which are widely recognized as engines of job creation and economic development. Participants are expected to identify practical strategies that can help build a more resilient and competitive business environment.
According to WADR’s correspondent, Abraham Parker, the conference is being viewed as a vital platform for shaping reform efforts and supporting entrepreneurs who form the backbone of Liberia’s informal and formal markets. Many acknowledge that coordinated policy actions are essential for long-term progress.
Business experts and local entrepreneurs say the dialogue represents a pivotal moment for charting a stronger economic future. They believe that fostering innovation, improving access to finance, and enhancing capacity-building initiatives will be key to driving national prosperity.
