Fatshimetrie recently welcomed a delegation from the Commonwealth Enterprise Investment Council at the Presidential Villa in Abuja for a crucial meeting. Governor Shettima emphasized the government’s dedication to establishing a conducive environment for investors, both local and international, to prosper.
During the event, Governor Shettima highlighted initiatives implemented by the Tinubu administration, such as leveraging the potential of youth in digital technologies, enhancing electricity supply, and bolstering production and manufacturing sectors to propel the country’s economic advancement. He emphasized the government’s ambition to leverage the country’s population growth to yield demographic dividends and reassured that the administration would utilize the resources of its youthful population to build a more prosperous nation.
The Vice President affirmed that Nigeria is open for business under the leadership of a pro-business figure from the business community who is committed to bolstering business expansion. He underscored the government’s determination to create a favorable environment for the growth of domestic and foreign businesses.
Rosie Glazerbrook, from CWEIC, expressed the council’s support for the Nigerian government by highlighting upcoming events like the Commonwealth Trade and Investment Forum in London in 2025 and the Trade Forum planned in Nigeria in the latter part of the same year. She emphasized CWEIC’s dedication to bolstering the Nigerian economy by fostering trade and investment in the country and encouraging Nigerian businesses to develop strategies for collaboration with foreign partners.
In summary, the meeting between the Commonwealth Enterprise Investment Council and Nigerian authorities signifies a shared commitment to driving the country’s economic development, fostering international trade, and enhancing Nigeria’s global standing. Successful collaboration between local and international stakeholders can capitalize on the Commonwealth market and strengthen partnerships with entities in the Middle East and North Africa.
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