The Federal Government has announced a new partnership with development finance institutions in Africa and beyond to improve market access for Nigerian exporters.
Dr. Doris Uzoka-Anite, the Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, revealed this at the Re-Energised Webinar Series 3.0, organized by the Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) in Abuja.
Represented by the Permanent Secretary, Nura Rimi, she highlighted the initiative’s focus on strengthening Nigeria’s export potential and fostering economic growth through strategic trade collaborations.
“Our diverse resources and innovative spirit make Nigeria a key player in global trade,” she stated, adding that the country aims to enhance its global footprint by leveraging critical trade corridors and meeting international standards.
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NEPC’s Executive Director/CEO, Mrs. Nonye Ayeni, noted that the agency, with over 30,000 registered exporters, is focusing on capacity building across its 36 state offices. “Everyone has a role in the value chain, and we must play it effectively,” she emphasized, underscoring NEPC’s commitment to creating a more favorable environment for Nigerian exporters.
The webinar featured experts in trade and investment, providing insights into opportunities and challenges within key trade corridors.
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