Liberia Advances Aviation and Tourism Cooperation with Egypt Through High-Level Engagements
Cairo, Egypt | November 9, 2026 — Liberia’s high-level delegation, headed by Hon. Princess Eva Cooper, Director General of the Liberia National Tourism Authority (LNTA), continued its strategic mission in Cairo on Monday, holding discussions with key aviation institutions aimed at strengthening international air connectivity, expanding tourism opportunities, and positioning Liberia as a regional aviation hub in West Africa.
The joint delegation, comprising representatives of the Liberia National Tourism Authority (LNTA), Liberia Civil Aviation Authority (LCAA), Liberia Airport Authority (LAA), and the Liberian Embassy in Cairo, engaged senior executives of Air Cairo, EgyptAir, and the Egyptian Civil Aviation Authority. Discussions focused on opportunities for aviation partnerships, improved air connectivity between Liberia and Egypt, and the potential development of Roberts International Airport as a strategic regional aviation sub-hub.



A central focus of the engagements was exploring opportunities to strengthen Liberia’s aviation infrastructure and regional connectivity to facilitate tourism growth, trade, and investment. The discussions also examined avenues for advancing bilateral technical cooperation, particularly in aviation development, institutional collaboration, and improved access to international travel markets.
The delegation concluded its second day of engagements with a strategic coordination meeting hosted by the Liberian Embassy in Cairo. The meeting provided an opportunity to consolidate discussions, review emerging partnership opportunities, and align priorities for continued engagement with Egyptian aviation and tourism stakeholders.
The mission forms part of Liberia’s broader efforts to strengthen international partnerships, improve accessibility to the country, and position tourism as a key driver of economic growth. Through closer collaboration between the tourism and aviation sectors, Liberia seeks to enhance its competitiveness as a destination for international visitors, investors, and regional travelers.




