Nigeria is seeking stronger economic ties with Poland as both countries explore fresh opportunities in trade, infrastructure, and finance.
Speaking at a high-level meeting in Abuja, the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, represented by Mrs. Sanyade Okoli, outlined Nigeria's reform priorities anchored on macroeconomic stability, good governance, modern infrastructure, and wider access to finance.
She noted that Nigeria's diversification strategy targets agriculture, mining, oil and gas, manufacturing, and the digital and creative economy, stressing that global partnerships remain key to attracting transformative investments.
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Polish Ambassador to Nigeria, Michał Cygan, said Poland brings expertise in infrastructure delivery through public-private partnerships, adding that Nigeria is viewed as a critical partner in Africa.
The Polish delegation, led by its Export Credit Agency (KUKE), also introduced long-term financing instruments, including guarantees of up to 18 years for infrastructure and 22 years for renewable energy projects, aimed at de-risking investments and spurring growth across priority sectors.
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