Nigerian Finance Leaders Call for Stronger Collaboration to Boost Sustainable Financing
The 31st Nigerian Economic Summit saw finance executives stressing the need for deeper collaboration among regulators, investors, and private sector players to drive sustainable financing and long-term economic growth in Nigeria. Discussions focused on innovative financial tools and partnerships to bridge infrastructure and climate fund gaps.
Key speakers included Bayo Ajayi from RMB Nigeria and Patience Oniha from the Debt Management Office, highlighting Nigeria's pioneering role in Africa's green finance market. The event emphasized the challenges and opportunities in scaling sustainable finance and attracting local and international investors.
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