<strong>INTRODUCTION </strong>

The C:PF for Liberia (2026-2030) outlines strategic areas for technical cooperation between Liberia and the IAEA, where nuclear technology can significantly support national development. The CPF is aligned with the national ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development (2025-2029) and relevant sectoral plans. The CPF was developed through broad-based consultations involving policymakers and technical experts across multiple ministries and institutions, including the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA), Ministry of Agriculture (MOA). Ministry of Health (MOH), Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME), JFK Medical Centre and the University of Liberia. The process was coordinated by the National Liaison Office and incorporated gender considerations and inclusive stakeholder engagement to reflect diverse perspectives. The CPF identifies six priority areas for technical cooperation: (i) nuclear and radiation safety and security, (ii) food and agriculture (including crop productivity. animal health, soil and water management, and food safety). (iii) human health and nutrition (including radiotherapy for cancer care). and (iv) energy and industry.