The Governments of Liberia and Seychelles have established formal diplomatic relations to strengthen bilateral cooperation between the two nations. The agreement marks a new chapter in engagement between West Africa and the Indian Ocean island state.

The signing ceremony took place on the margins of the 39th Session of the African Union Assembly on February 13, 2026, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Leaders from both countries formalized the relationship during the continental gathering of African heads of state.

The newly established ties aim to enhance collaboration across mutual areas of interest. Both nations seek to build a framework for future cooperation in trade, development, and diplomatic exchange.

The agreement reflects growing efforts among African states to deepen intra-continental partnerships. By formalizing relations, Liberia and Seychelles position themselves for structured engagement within Africa’s evolving diplomatic landscape.