Saudi Arabia Commits Up to $49 Million for Liberia's Electricity Corridor Expansion
A Saudi Arabian delegation, led by Ambassador Amara S. Sackor, has pledged up to $49 million for Liberia's electricity transmission expansion, focusing on the Botota-Voinjama-Mendikorma corridor. This commitment was established during discussions between the Saudi Fund for Development and the Liberia Electricity Corporation, aiming to enhance electricity access in northern Liberia. The project is estimated to cost $190 million and spans 605 kilometers, with financing contingent on further assessments.
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Saudi Arabia has committed up to $49 million to expand Liberia's electricity transmission network along the Botota-Voinjama-Mendikorma corridor. This agreement was reached during high-level talks between the Saudi Fund for Development and the Liberia Electricity Corporation, following diplomatic efforts led by Ambassador Amara S.
Sackor. The project, estimated at $190 million, will improve transmission capacity in northern Liberia and enhance electricity access in Bong and Lofa counties. The financing is subject to technical and feasibility assessments.
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