FG and NESG Renew Commitment to Inclusive Growth and Job Creation
The Federal Government and the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) have reaffirmed their commitment to driving inclusive growth, job creation, and poverty reduction in Nigeria. At the 31st Nigerian Economic Summit held in Abuja, key stakeholders from the public and private sectors, along with international development partners, emphasized the need to translate recent macroeconomic reforms into tangible improvements in citizens' livelihoods.
The summit focused on forging consensus on critical reforms to enhance resilience and foster economic growth that creates jobs and reduces poverty. The government aims to sustain macroeconomic stability and align national strategies to achieve a 1 trillion-dollar economy by 2030.
The discussions highlighted the importance of strengthening institutions to support sustainable economic development in Nigeria.
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