- Liberia and Senegal are facing drug trafficking issues, serving as transit points for cocaine production and shipment.
- Drug networks are operating through Liberian territory.
- Organized crime groups are targeting international trade routes in Liberia.
EU aid to Liberia is contingent on the country taking action against organized crime groups.
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EU aid to Liberia is contingent on the country taking action against organized crime groups.
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Liberia
sovereign state in West Africa
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