MRU Corridor OS
Four countries. One productive region.
The corridor data and investment platform for the Mano River Union Strategic Economic and Industrial Corridor, across Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
- Member states
- Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone
- Opportunity sectors
- 7, from transport and logistics to social and institutional
- Ways to register
- Investor, project sponsor, SME or cooperative, trader, project supporter
- Hosted by
- AfCEN, for the Mano River Union

What MRU Corridor OS is
MRU Corridor OS is the corridor data and investment platform for the Mano River Union Strategic Economic and Industrial Corridor (MRU-SEIC), covering Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. It is hosted by AfCEN for the Mano River Union.
It brings corridor projects, infrastructure intelligence, project readiness, investment opportunities and stakeholder engagement into one public-facing platform. It helps investors, funders, SMEs, communities and public institutions see where opportunities exist, what stage projects are in, and what is needed to move priority projects towards bankability, financing and delivery.
MRU-SEIC is a multi-sector corridor connecting Atlantic ports, regional roads, power interconnection, agro-industry, minerals, fisheries, forestry and light manufacturing across four countries.
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How it works
From first visit to results.
Explore the Corridor Atlas
See corridor projects and infrastructure on the map, no account needed.
Tell us who you are
Register as an investor, sponsor, SME or cooperative, trader or project supporter.
Find or submit projects
Investors find bankable projects and request data-room access. Sponsors submit a project and track it to investment readiness.
Get matched
SMEs and cooperatives are matched to anchor projects, buyers and support. Traders find trading partners along the corridor.
What you can do with it
Corridor Atlas
A map of corridor projects, roads, ports and other infrastructure across the four countries.
Projects
The MRU-SEIC corridor records, starting with the four Atlantic gateway cities, the regional backbone programmes and the first pipeline projects.
Ecosystem
The partners and organisations working along the corridor.
Intelligence
Sector and market intelligence on the corridor, which you can ask questions of.
Community and jobs
A community feed and job listings for people along the corridor.
Updates
News and updates on the corridor and its projects.
Who it’s for
Investors
Bankable corridor projects and a route to request data-room access.
Project sponsors
A place to submit a project and track it to investment readiness.
SMEs, cooperatives and traders
Matches to anchor projects, buyers, trading partners and support.
Project supporters
A way to co-finance and support priority corridor projects.
Connected to the AfCEN intelligence layer
MRU Corridor OS runs on the same Corridor OS as Nacala, its map comes from AfCEN Atlas, and its projects also appear in the Deal Room tagged by corridor.
Works hand in hand with

Atlas
PreviewAfCEN Atlas puts corridor infrastructure, resources and projects on one governed, interactive map. Ask Mansa, the built-in agent, and it works the map for you.
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Deal Room
LiveOne place where projects are prepared, assessed and introduced to investors. AfCEN runs each step, and every result shows where it came from.
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Nacala Corridor OS
PreviewSpatial, logistics, investment and trade intelligence for the Nacala Corridor, linking the port of Nacala in Mozambique with Malawi and Zambia.
View platformSectors it serves
Transport
Corridors, logistics and cross-border infrastructure.
41 corridor projects tracked
Energy
Generation, transmission, markets and infrastructure.
19 corridor projects tracked
Minerals
Resources, projects and infrastructure intelligence.
12 corridor projects tracked
Digital
Digital infrastructure, connectivity and emerging opportunities.
3 corridor projects tracked
Agriculture
Agribusiness systems, value chains and infrastructure.
3 corridor projects tracked
Water
Water infrastructure, projects and investment needs.
4 corridor projects tracked
Health & social
Health, education and the institutions that run projects.
13 corridor projects tracked

Regional programmes
Multi-sector programmes that run across countries and corridors.
10 corridor projects tracked

Questions people ask
Which countries does it cover?
Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, the four member states of the Mano River Union.
Do I need an account?
You can explore the Corridor Atlas without one. Registration is free and gives access to project data, sector intelligence and matchmaking.
Who runs it?
The platform belongs to the Mano River Union and is hosted by AfCEN. You can contact the MRU Secretariat in Freetown at info@mru.int.
Is it live?
It is in preview while the Mano River Union reviews it.
Get started with MRU Corridor OS
Explore the Corridor Atlas, then register for free in the role that fits you.

