THE FREEPORT OF MONROVIA 

Liberians are humble and Brilliant people,we just need the suport.

Love from Liberia 🇱🇷

Liberian accent is excellent. It's very special (very nice to hear)

Thank God that the port is now protect and beautiful then before. God blessed Liberia the promise land of Africa 🌍. And God blessed all the working lawmakers.peace am black and white one love 😍

Thanks to the present Government and all that been helping to improve the free port and the country as a whole. But we want more to be done.

I was one of the babies at the time that went through that port with the Bulk Challenge boat to Ghana. Thanks be to God Almighty Elohim.

Not sure whey this doesn't have more views. Beautifully done documentary. Bravo.

Verry god done documentary. Good Job... (Ex shipping agent in Sweden and grew up in Buchanan)

I LOVE 💕 MY COUNTRY LIBERIA.

Beautifully shot film.

Very smart, build trade hub to move supplies out to buyers, the smartest I've seen in Africa.

80% of goods coming through the port and he's proud to say it. We are doomed! May God help us🙏

I think from discussions by stakeholders the maritime sector in Liberia should be succeeding. Congratulations !!

Credit to Liberia and the Liberian people - opportunities and options yields results.

I’m sorry. What about revenue generation? How much does the Liberian government generate from the Freeport of Monrovia alone? How does that benefit the people of Liberia in terms of development in infrastructure, roads, healthcare, sanitation, education, etc.? I don’t need to hear about “Gateway to the Economy.” In serious terms, how has the Port’s resources being used to alleviate poverty and degradation under this administration and perhaps previous administrations? These are critical questions that were unaddressed in this documentary and for those reasons, I think it’s a terrible job. I can’t emphasize this enough not unless it’s a government PR.

Liberia needs to urgently develop internal productive capability for food and goods. The importation through the port is like the country being a drug addict that can't break a bad and expensive habit.

We welcome you to come and invest in our Country.

Every vehicle I've sent through the port makes it from America and gets damaged right there in Liberia. The money hungry and careless port operation is a disgrace. Well done video regardless.

Now we need better rod connections to other West African countries so that we can export goods that may be imported through our port

All love to our Black American brothers and sisters and Liberia. We must ensure that, while building up the southern US, The Guianas and the Caribbean, they are included in our businesses, our cultural events, our history and that when we get our reparations, our Americo-Liberian brothers and sisters are paid theirs as well. Sad to see the damage wrought by the civil war on the infrastructure of the oldest Black Democracy in the world, one of the standing republics on Earth (right behind the US, I believe) and the only country in Africa other than Ethiopia to have never been colonized by foreigners, protected by Native African Americans. Strange that the documentary didn't go into this history.

That Port was constructed in 1948. It is an artificial port. Simpson Property.

How did we reach this far?????

How come Africa’s oldest independent Republic becomes the second oldest country in West Africa? And she says “eleven years of war”?

Information about Liberia historical foundation needs to be corrected, i just heard that Liberia is the second oldest country in West Africa, when it should have been the oldest country in Africa.

Did you say second oldest country in West Africa?

2nd oldest country in West Africa? I don’t think 🤔 that record or information is true. Liberia is the oldest independent African country. She is the first Black Republic in Africa. Liberia declared her independence in 1847, so how is she the 2nd oldest in West Africa? And by the way, who is the first oldest independent country in West Africa?

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This is white Americanized history... there were many free negros who were never slaves... the word slave refers to Slavic.... those liberians were American Indians