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LSEZA’s executive chairman showcases Liberia’s investment readiness at EU–Liberia Business Forum in Brussels

by David Menjor | The Liberian Investigator
February 27, 2026
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Published: February 27, 2026

Brussels, Belgium – The Executive Chairman of the Liberia Special Economic Zones Authority (LSEZA), Prince Wreh, has delivered a compelling investment-ready presentation at the inaugural EU–Liberia Business Forum in Brussels, positioning Liberia as a prime destination for sustainable and strategic investment.

His presentation, which was done on Tuesday February 25,  highlighted the competitive incentives offered under Liberia’s Special Economic Zones framework and underscored the country’s readiness to partner with global investors seeking growth opportunities in West Africa.

Hosted by the European Union in partnership with the Government of the Republic of Liberia, the Forum, held under the theme “The ARTS in the ARREST – Invest in Liberia 2026, marks a significant milestone in strengthening EU–Liberia economic relations.

The engagement reflects a shared commitment to expanding trade, mobilizing sustainable investment, and advancing Liberia’s economic transformation agenda. As Liberia positions itself for accelerated growth in 2026 and beyond, LSEZA says it stands at the forefront of creating a business-friendly environment that translates policy reforms into tangible opportunities for investors and sustainable prosperity for the Liberian people.

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David S. Menjor is a former classroom teacher trained by the Government of Liberia through the Kakata Rural Teacher Training Institute (KRTTI). He worked with the Ministry of Education for several years before transitioning into journalism—a field he had long been passionate about. With over a decade of experience in the education sector, David enrolled at the International School of Journalism, where he earned a certificate that launched his media career. Following an internship at Radio Five 105.1 FM in late 2015, David was retained as a co-host for two flagship talk shows. However, committed to the principles of independent journalism, he later resigned from the station, which is owned by a politician. In 2016, he joined the Daily Observer as a freelance reporter, where he worked for more than eight years before resigning in 2024. David became News Editor at The Liberian Investigator in January 2025 and serves as a key member of the editorial team. His professional background includes multiple specialized media trainings, including a distinguished fellowship in investigative journalism and a certification in development communication from China.

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