The Federal Government has intensified efforts to attract investors from the United States, assuring that remains a viable destination for business and investment opportunities.
The Chairman/CEO of the , , gave the assurance while delivering a keynote address at the Pre-Africa Diaspora Investment Summit (ADIS26) Partnerships Dinner held in Silicon Valley, California.
In a statement by the Commission’s Director of Media, Public Relations and Protocols, Abdur-Rahman Balogun, the event served as a prelude to the hosted at Santa Clara University, themed “Bridging Africa & Silicon Valley: Shaping the Future of Innovation, Investment, and Inclusive Growth.”
Dabiri-Erewa highlighted Nigeria’s strategic focus on leveraging the expertise, capital, and global networks of its diaspora community to drive economic growth, diversification, and technological advancement.
She also outlined key policies introduced by under the Renewed Hope Agenda, noting that the administration is strengthening diaspora engagement and creating enabling frameworks to attract productive investments into the country.
The NIDCOM boss reiterated the government’s commitment to fostering partnerships that will position Nigeria as a competitive hub for innovation, enterprise, and inclusive economic development.
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