The Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation (EDC) last Wednesday, October 12, 2016, hosted a delegation of ten Liberians including three officials of the National Port Authority of Liberia,

1.     The Government of the Republic of Liberia through the National Port Authority (NPA) has signed a Loan Agreement with Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development for assisting in the financing of the Port of Greenville Rehabilitation Project; Part of the proceeds of the Loan will be allocated toward the purchase of two Reach stackers under the contract IFB NO. NPA/ICB/007/15/16.

1. The Government of the Republic of Liberia through the National Port Authority (NPA) has signed a Loan Agreement with Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development for assisting in the financing of the Port of Greenville Rehabilitation Project, Part of the proceeds of the Loan will be allocated toward the purchase of Aids to Navigation under the contract IFB No NPA/KWLP/ICB/008/15/16.

Honorable Gabriel S. Bull, Financial Comptroller 

The Marine Department is headed by the Harbour Master. As Harbour Master, his duties are to ensure the full execution of all marine operations including the berthing and sailing of all vessels using the NPA.

BUCHANAN CITY, GRAND BASSA COUNTY REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA |  DELIVERED BY: HON. DAVID F. WILLIAMS,  MANAGING DIRECTOR-NPA

Distinguished Platform Guests present, Special Invitees, Members and Executives of the Liberia Charter of the United Nations Women, Members of the Fourth Estates, Ladies and Gentlemen.

A high power investment delegation from Johannesburg, South Africa has held talks with the Management of the National Port Authority aimed at exploring possibilities of investing in the Liberian Sea Port Sector.

In fulfillment of the President’s mandate during her recent 11th State of the Nation Address, regarding waiver of storage on containers overstayed 90 days and above, the National Port Authority has worked out modalities and will start Public Service

(Monrovia, Liberia- November 4, 2015): More than Twenty staff including Senior Executives at the National Port Authority (NPA) have completed a two week intensive training in Monitoring & Evaluation.

(Monrovia-Monday, March 28, 2016): The Management of the National Port Authority has signed a contract value at over $ USD 6 million with Smit Lamnalco for the supply of marine crafts which includes two Tug Boats: namely, Lamnalco waxbill and Lamnalco wagtail. A patrol boat: Smit Qasim and Pilot boat: Smit Oloma, for use at the Port of Greenville in Sinoe County.