The Liberia First Investment Group Incorporated (FLIG) has announced plans to become fully operational by 2026, with a central focus on job creation for Liberians. The initiative is designed to complement the government’s ongoing efforts to expand employment opportunities and strengthen the nation’s economy through strategic partnerships.
Speaking on the company’s vision, Chief Executive Officer Moses Kan Ben emphasized that “all hands should be on deck to create opportunities for Liberians in empowering Liberians.”
He explained that FLIG’s mission is to generate lasting impact by offering innovative solutions across critical sectors, including health, education, agriculture, mining, technology, electricity, and real estate.
According to him, FLIG has identified several industries as priorities for investment and development, including, tapping into Liberia’s rich natural resources for global trade, promoting sustainable forestry practices while boosting exports, advancing infrastructure development to support urban growth, strengthening human capital through improved access to quality services, enhancing food security and rural livelihoods and addressing the growing demand for modern living spaces.
CEO Moses Ben disclosed that FLIG is actively engaging with international partners to position Liberia as a commercial hub in West Africa. By leveraging global expertise and investment, the company aims to foster innovation, attract foreign capital, and create thousands of jobs for Liberians.
Liberia First Investment Group Incorporated describes itself as a multi-sectoral organization dedicated to driving sustainable growth and development across diverse industries. With its commitment to excellence and community empowerment, FLIG seeks to play a cardinal role in shaping Liberia’s economic future while contributing to regional progress.
As 2026 approaches, the company’s ambitious agenda underscores a broader vision to transform Liberia into a thriving center of commerce, innovation, and opportunity.
