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Browsing: Roberts International Airport
Air France is expected to resume flights to Liberia, five years after it took a decision to end its two weekly flights.
On Monday Liberian president, George Weah confirmed the imminent return of Air France flights to the country.
“I am excited to announce the return of Air France to Liberia. This is a testament of the measures we have put in place to promote a conducive business climate – wherein we can attract more businesses and investments to Liberia,” the president said on Twitter.
He also added that the move was an affirmation of deepening relations between the two countries and that “Liberia is open for business.”
Sam Wlue transport Minister also confirmed that Air France notified the Liberian government of its intention to resume its Liberia route after months of negotiations.
Mr Jean Luc Mévellec, the airline’s regional manager informed the minister that the Monrovia’s Roberts International …