One Nation. One People.
London, United Kingdom — Her Excellency Madam Genevieve A. Kennedy Liberia’s Ambassador to the United Kingdom, participated in the high-level launch of the Global Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Blueprint 2025, a landmark initiative focused on mobilizing responsible, sustainable, and forward-looking international investment.
The launch event, held in The Reform Club, convened senior diplomats, international investors, trade envoys, and government representatives from across the globe. The initiative aims to reframe the global investment dialogue around inclusive economic development, strategic partnerships, and green growth.
Representing Liberia, Her Excellency joined fellow Ambassadors, including His Excellency Mr. Aly Diallo, Ambassador of Guinea-Bissau to the United Kingdom (pictured above), to discuss shared priorities in attracting Foreign Direct Investment that supports infrastructure, value-added production, and regional integration within Africa.
In her remarks, Ambassador Kennedy reaffirmed Liberia’s commitment to creating a favourable investment climate and positioning the country as an emerging destination for responsible capital.
“The Global FDI Blueprint offers an important opportunity for countries like Liberia to engage directly with investors and policy architects to ensure that FDI flows are not only increased, but strategically aligned with our national development goals,” she stated.
H.E. Genevieve A Kennedy highlighted Liberia’s ongoing reforms in ease of doing business, its abundant natural resources, and the government’s emphasis on infrastructure development and sustainable agriculture as key pillars for investment.
On the sidelines of the event, Her Excellency engaged with various institutional stakeholders, reinforcing Liberia’s intention to play a proactive role in regional and global investment dialogues.
The Embassy will continue to participate in follow-up engagements stemming from the Blueprint initiative and welcomes the opportunity to collaborate with UK-based investors, multilateral institutions, and development partners.