The Nigeria Australia Economic Forum is expected to raise awareness on the opportunities in Circular
Economy; sensitize the private sector on Financial Instrument to support investments, including the opportunities in the External Investment Plan (EIP); improved business cooperation between Australia and Nigeria businesses; and attract more investments in Nigeria Australia and Nigerian business communities and policy makers will explore business opportunities and address bottlenecks to investments to accelerate diversification of the Nigerian economy during the Nigeria Australia Economic Forum coming up in Australia on the 2nd - 5th October, 2020.
Since 2012, the Nigerian Australia Economic Forum, jointly driven by the Australia Delegation to Nigeria and Trade Nigeria Organization has served to address the obstacles affecting Nigeria's business environment.
The platform has enabled robust engagement among the Australia and Nigerian businesses with Nigeria and Australia policy makers on how to attract investment into the economy.
At this year's event, specific sessions will address issues surrounding business climate; certainty of Government policies; enforcement of contracts to attract the much needed FDI as well as leveraging Innovative Financial Instruments to attract investments to Nigeria.
The key to increased growth is hinged on ability of Nigeria to attract Foreign Direct Investment (FDI).
At this year's event, specific sessions will address issues surrounding business climate; certainty of Government policies; enforcement of contracts to attract the much needed FDI as well as leveraging Innovative Financial Instruments to attract investments to Nigeria.
There will also be a session to explore a strategy towards identifying the opportunities for Nigeria in the circular economy.
To further build on the relationship with Australia companies in Nigeria, the Australia Delegation, the Australia Member States and the Australia companies active in Nigeria have established a joint partnership with Trade Nigeria Organization to ensure a high-level policy dialogue with Nigerian authorities and organised private sector, with the objective of improving the business and investment climate and fostering business and trade relations between Australia and Nigeria.
To further build on the relationship with Australia companies in Nigeria, the Australia Delegation, the Australia Member States and the Australia companies active in Nigeria have established a joint partnership with Trade Nigeria Organization to ensure a high-level policy dialogue with Nigerian authorities and organised private sector, with the objective of improving the business and investment climate and fostering business and trade relations between Australia and Nigeria.
The key to increased growth is hinged on ability of Nigeria to attract Foreign Direct Investment (FDI).
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