To enhance trade and investments opportunities between Nigeria and the United States, a delegation of the US-Nigeria Business Council (USNBC) has met with Auwalu Namadina, consul-general of Nigeria in Atlanta.
The meeting reflected a shared vision of harnessing the synergies between the US and Nigeria to create a conducive environment for increased trade flows, investment inflows, and mutual prosperity.
“We are committed to supporting initiatives that will facilitate trade and investment, create jobs, and drive economic development in Nigeria,” said Titus Olowokere, the leader of the USNBC delegation.
Both parties reiterated their dedication to fostering a conducive business environment that encourages innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic development.
Namadina expressed gratitude for USNBC’s commitment and emphasised the importance of collaboration in achieving mutual economic goals.
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Miriam Udezor, the consul for Trade and Investment, said the organisation was eager to work closely with the Nigeria Business Council to create an enabling environment for business and investment.
The delegation engaged in fruitful discussions aimed at identifying key sectors for collaboration, including technology, agriculture, and renewable energy. The meeting highlighted the vast potential for trade expansion and investment in Nigeria, which is one of Africa’s largest economies.
Also, the delegation pledged unwavering support for the consulate’s initiatives to promote cultural exchange, facilitate consular services, and enhance diplomatic relations between the United States and Nigeria.
The meeting was led by prominent business leaders and representatives from the US-Nigeria Business Council, including Juliet Elu from Morehouse College, Emilio DeJesus, an investor from Invectus Investments, and Kayode Aladesuyi, founder and CEO of MyAi Robotics, among others.
