Nigeria needs strategic infrastructure investment in critical sectors – NESG
The Nigeria Economic Summit Group (NESG) have stated that for Nigeria to unlock real time economic growth, there is a need for strategic infrastructure investments in critical sectors of the economy To thos end, the NESG states that the upcoming Nigeria Economic Summit (NES31) will dedicate a session on “Unlocking Investment amid Global Trade Shifts” […]
The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG)
The Nigeria Economic Summit Group (NESG) have stated that for Nigeria to unlock real time economic growth, there is a need for strategic infrastructure investments in critical sectors of the economy
To thos end, the NESG states that the upcoming Nigeria Economic Summit (NES31) will dedicate a session on “Unlocking Investment amid Global Trade Shifts” which wiĺl have critical stakeholders
engage on the most urgent challenges and opportunities to reposition Nigeria to attract investment and thrive in a rapidly evolving global trade environment.
In a statement by NESG, it noted that “With global supply chains being redefined, regional blocs strengthening, and investment flows shifting towards resilient, reform-driven markets, Nigeria stands at a pivotal moment to assert its competitiveness and unlock inclusive economic opportunities.
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“The Investment Imperative for Nigeria to sustain growth and deliver prosperity, unlocking domestic and foreign infrastructure investment is non-negotiable. Yet, investment will not come without confidence, confidence in policies, infrastructure, the legal environment, and market access.
“This sub-theme of NES #31 addresses how Nigeria can deepen reform efforts to attract long-term capital, build investor trust, and strengthen infrastructure and Nigeria’s role as a hub for African and global trade,”