The Tinubu administration has reaffirmed its dedication to strengthening trade and investment ties with the United States as part of its strategy to promote economic growth and development.
This commitment was expressed in a statement released by the Ministry of Finance on Tuesday evening.
Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, made this promise during a meeting with the U.S. Consul General in Nigeria, Richard Swart.
The minister emphasized the importance of the partnership with the U.S. and mentioned that Nigeria is looking to explore new avenues to boost investment opportunities, encourage innovation, and support sustainable development in line with President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.
Edun also reiterated the federal government’s commitment to creating a favourable environment for investors to seize opportunities in the country.
He noted that the enhanced collaboration between Nigeria and the U.S. aligns with Tinubu’s economic reform agenda, which focuses on private sector involvement, fiscal sustainability, and inclusive growth.
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Earlier, the Consul General, Richard Swart praised Nigeria for its ongoing reform efforts and reaffirmed the U.S. commitment to aiding Nigeria’s economic development.
He stated that the two nations have established a strong and lasting partnership.
“We will continue to seek new opportunities for collaboration in trade, investment, and capacity building.
“Our aim is to assist Nigeria in achieving widespread economic growth and improving the lives of its citizens,” Mr. Swart said.
He also highlighted the importance of promoting transparent and investor-friendly policies, as well as creating a conducive environment for U.S. businesses to succeed in Nigeria.
