In the grand theatre of industrial policy, few ideas shine as brightly on paper as Free Trade Zones (FTZs).
Touted as engines of growth, magnets for foreign direct investment, and islands of efficiency in seas of bureaucracy, Nigeria’s FTZs promise much: over $200 billion in FDI, more than 500,000 jobs created, and a new reputation as an export hub.
From Alaro City to the Lekki Free Zone, the government’s narrative is clear: FTZs are transforming Niger
In the grand theatre of industrial policy, few ideas shine as brightly on paper as Free Trade Zones (FTZs).
Touted as engines of growth, magnets for foreign direct investment, and islands of efficiency in seas of bureaucracy, Nigeria’s FTZs promise much: over $200 billion in FDI, more than 500,000 jobs created, and a new reputation as an export hub.
From Alaro City to the Lekki Free Zone, the government’s narrative is clear: FTZs are transforming Niger
