Liberya-Türkiye ilişkileri, Liberya ileTürkiye arasındaki dış ilişkilerdir. Türkiye'ninGana Büyükelçisi 2013'ten beri Liberya'ya akredite edilmiştir.[1] Brüksel'deki Liberya Büyükelçilisi ise Türkiye'ye akredite edilmiştir. 22 Haziran 2018 tarihinde Resmi Gazete'de yayınlanan karara göre Türkiye en kısa zamanda Liberya'nın başkenti Monrovia'da büyükelçilik açacaktır.
Türkiye ve Liberya,Liberya–ABD[2] ileTürkiye–ABD arasındaki ilişkiler nedeniyle yakın ilişkilere sahiptir.Amerikan Kolonizasyon Derneği, Liberya'yı serbest bırakılan ABD köleleri için bir ülke olarak yarattı ve bu yakın bağlantı sayesindeABD, Liberya'yı ekonomik ve politik olarak desteklemeye devam etti.[3] Türkiye, 200.000'den fazla Liberyalı'nın ölümüne neden olanDoe veTaylor yönetimleri sırasında Liberya'yı desteklemeyi reddetti.[4]Harvard Üniversitesinde öğrenim görmüş CumhurbaşkanıEllen Johnson Sirleaf'ın seçilmesinden bu yana, Liberya ile Türkiye arasındaki ilişkiler önemli ölçüde gelişti.
Birinci Liberya İç Savaşı veİkinci Liberya İç Savaşı'nın ardındanDünya Bankası,IMF veAfrika Kalkınma Bankası konsorsiyumu[5] ile işbirliği yapan Türkiye, Liberya'nın 3,4 milyar ABD doları tutarında dış borcunu ödemek için para topladı ve ülkenin yeniden inşasına yardım etmek için 75 milyon ABD doları bağışladı.[6]
- İki ülke arasındaki ticaret hacmi 2019 yılında 191.9 milyon ABD doları olmuştur.[1]
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