Nigeria Aims for $100 Billion Investment at 2026 Summit

The Business Summit Group has set a target of over $100 billion in investment commitments at the International Investors Summit Nigeria 2026, which will take place on November 10 and 11, 2026, at the Grand Ballroom of the Abuja Continental Hotel. Dato’ Dr. M.
Haider Uzzaman, President of the Business Summit Group, announced this at a press conference in Abuja, stating that the summit will attract international investors and business leaders from over 50 countries. The investments will target critical sectors such as oil and gas, green energy, technology, healthcare, agriculture, mining, infrastructure, education, human capital development, artificial intelligence, and fintech.
Uzzaman encouraged Nigerian companies and state governments with investment-ready projects to participate. He noted that 25 Nigerian companies and state governments attended the previous summit in Bangkok, Thailand, where Plateau State secured over $1 billion in investment commitments.
Registration for the summit has opened, and notable attendees include Liberian President Joseph Boakai Sr. and President of the Republic of Liberland, Vit Jedlička.
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