Following a series of successful meetings and engagements at the 78th United Nations General Assembly (#UNGA78), Nigeria’s minister of finance, Mr Wale Edun, continued to strengthen economic ties and showcase Nigeria’s investment potential.
He led a high-level Nigerian delegation to the Market Opening Ceremony at the London Stock Exchange, marking a significant moment in a series of activities accompanying the International Non-Deal Roadshow.
Experts say the market opening ceremony at the London Stock Exchange is a symbolic event that underscores Nigeria’s commitment to fostering international investment and trade relations.
”It serves as a platform for showcasing our country’s economic resilience and readiness to engage with global investors,” an official of the finance ministry told journalists in Abuja.
He added:
”The minister’s presence at the London Stock Exchange signals to the international investment community that Nigeria is open for business and remains a viable destination for investment.
”The visit to the London Stock Exchange is part of a broader effort to promote international cooperation and collaboration in the financial and economic sectors.
”Nigeria’s participation in the International Non-Deal Roadshow allows us to showcase our country’s diverse investment opportunities across various sectors, including energy, infrastructure, and technology.
”It reflects Nigeria’s proactive approach to attracting international investment and fostering economic partnerships. It also demonstrates our commitment to advancing its economic agenda on the global stage.”
