Hon. Amin Modad, Minister of Commerce and Industry, recently conducted an impactful assessment tour in Gbarnga City. The visit focused on engaging local business owners and evaluating the current market conditions while discussing strategies to enhance the business landscape in Bong County.
Minister Modad’s hands-on approach is a clear demonstration of the government’s dedication to fostering growth for small and medium-sized businesses across Liberia. His conversations with entrepreneurs revealed the pressing challenges many face, including limited access to capital, inadequate infrastructure, and the need for streamlined registration processes. Minister Modad emphasized his commitment to addressing these issues, pledging support and outlining initiatives designed to create opportunities for Liberian businesses.
A key highlight of the visit was his tour of the MOCI Business Registration Office, where he engaged with staff on ways to improve business registration procedures. The Minister’s focus on streamlining services reflects the Ministry’s efforts to reduce bureaucratic hurdles and promote efficiency, a vital step toward encouraging entrepreneurship and stimulating economic activity in the region.
Accompanying Minister Modad were several prominent officials: Hon. Benedict A. Dolo, Deputy Minister of Small Business Administration; Hon. Andrew Paygar-Flangiah, Deputy Minister for Industry; and Hon. Patience B. Randall, Registrar General of the Liberia Business Registry. Their presence underscores the government’s unified commitment to uplifting local businesses and fostering a more conducive environment for commerce.
This visit marks a turning point for local entrepreneurs in Gbarnga, as Minister Modad’s actions show the government’s serious efforts to stimulate commerce not only in urban centers but also in regional communities. By prioritizing small businesses and addressing their needs, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry is driving forward a vision of sustainable economic development in Liberia.
Stay tuned for updates on how these initiatives will continue to shape the future of entrepreneurship in Gbarnga and across the country, as Liberia takes bold steps toward economic transformation!
