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NIPC seeks partnerships to attract, retain investments


The Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission has reaffirmed its commitment to boosting Nigeria’s economic growth by retaining existing investments and attracting new ones through strategic partnerships.

It also announced plans to embark on the promotion of fintech, agri-tech, and renewable energy as part of measures to position Nigeria as a hub for innovation and technology investments.

The NIPC Executive Secretary, Aisha Rimi, stated this during a media parley in Abuja.

According to her, the commission’s efforts to retain investments include a robust investor relations strategy, closer collaboration with sub-national governments, and capacity-building programmes aimed at empowering local entrepreneurs.

Recognising the global shift towards sustainable investment, she said the commission is prioritising eco-friendly projects that contribute to sustainable development goals.

She said, “We have adopted mechanisms to ensure regular feedback from investors, allowing us to address their concerns promptly. Through the Nigerian Investment Certification Programme for states, we are fostering sub-national partnerships to create investor-friendly environments that align with regional strengths and complement the government’s economic diversification goals.

We aim to attract socially responsible investors while advancing the green agenda.”

Rimi noted that the commission has entered into strategic partnerships with international organisations like the United Nations Development Programme, Japan International Cooperation Agency, and the German Agency for International Cooperation to achieve technical and financial support in driving investments.

“These collaborations have been instrumental in accessing global expertise and promoting Nigeria’s investment potential on international platforms.

“Partnering with investment bodies focusing on sustainability will be pivotal in enhancing Nigeria’s appeal to socially responsible investors and advancing the green agenda,” she said.

Rimi further noted that the commission was working to create a unified brand identity for Nigeria as a top investment destination.

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