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The rising interest in investment partnerships in education, technology, aviation is expected to form the centrepiece of Nigeria-Irish investment confab.
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The organisers said the confab, ‘Irish -Nigerian Partnership Investment Conference’ is aimed at promoting economic growth and collaboration.
The gathering, which is slated for 27 and 29th October 2023 in Dublin, will offer a platform for robust business engagement between Ireland and Nigeria, focusing on driving innovation, economic growth and meaningful partnerships.
The conference, organised by leading industry professionals and policymakers, also aims at strengthening economic ties between Ireland and Nigeria and creating opportunities for collaboration and knowledge-sharing.
With a specific focus on aviation, agriculture, technology, education, health and infrastructure, the organisers said the event promises to be an unparalleled opportunity for growth and development.
Speaking on the gathering, the Deputy Head of Mission at the Embassy of Ireland in Nigeria, Shane Rice, said though the embassy was the first in Africa, which was established on the 1st October, 1960, Ireland is here for the long haul.
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