Marketing and Communication Specialist for the NIC

REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA MINISTRY OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY (MoCI Liberia Investment, Finance & Trade Project (LIFT-P) INSURANCE BUILDING, 5TH STREET-SINKOR OPPOSITE CONEX GAS STATION MONROVIA, LIBERIA P.O. Box 9041, 1000 Monrovia, 10 Liberia Email: info-lift@moci.gov.lr /www.moci.gov.lr REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (REOI) (CONSULTING SERVICES – INDIVIDUAL CONSULTANT SELECTION) Liberia Investment, Finance and Trade Project (LIFT-P) Project ID: P171997 Credit Number 7037-LR Grant Number D9690-LR May 15, 2026 Individual Consultant as Marketing & Communications Consultant for the National Investment Commission (NIC), LR-MOCI-543060-CS-INDV The Republic of Liberia through the Ministry of Commerce & Industry has received financing from the International Development Association (IDA)/ World Bank towards the cost of implementing the Liberia Investment, Trade & Finance Project (LIFT-P). The Government of Liberia, through the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, is implementing the Liberia Investment, Finance and Trade (LIFT) Project, a five-year initiative with funding from the World Bank aimed at supporting and promoting economic growth in Liberia. As a foundational project to strengthen the public sector’s ability to facilitate the private sector growth on a sustainable basis, there are ongoing significant efforts devoted to institution-building activities in key agencies, including the National Investment Commission. Additionally, the project supports the strengthening of institutional functioning through needed capacity for Technical Implementing Ministries and Agencies (TIMAs). LIFT’s main objective is to improve the investment climate, expand sustainable access to finance, and increase the efficiency of trade in Liberia. As part of such technical assistance, the National Investment Commission has approached the LIFT Project that it is looking to expand its investment promotion efforts to larger markets with investors that have the potential for expansion, improve its capa