The foreign investment drive of the President Bola Tinubu administration received another significant boost as several investors from Sweden committed to investments and partnerships worth millions of US Dollars in Nigeria’s digital economy, health and other critical sectors.
This followed Vice President Kashim Shettima’s assurance to global investors at a business meeting with Swedish businesses in Stockholm, that they can now take unfettered advantage of Nigerian ever-growing investment climate, which is currently providing limitless opportunities for serious investments.
According to him, the Nigerian government, under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has undertaken bold reforms that are restructuring the nation’s economy for sustainable growth, just as the administration’s Renewed Hope Agenda is focused on a competitive business environment that attracts both foreign and domestic investments.
Speaking at Epicenter, Stockholm, Sweden, where he is currently on a two-day working visit aimed at boosting trade and bilateral relations between both nations, VP Shettima noted that Nigeria and Sweden have a time-honored history of cooperation, particularly in trade, technology, and sustainable development.
Welcoming the Nigerian Vice President, Chairman, Partner & Head of Advisory, Epicenter, Sweden, Edgar Luczak, noted that the future is digital and sustainable, assuring that the Epicenter was ready to engage not just in words but in action.
According to him, through collaboration, both countries can build a stronger economy, create jobs, and most importantly, ensure a future for the generations to come.
(Editor: Ken Eseni)
