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Edun Launches National Single Window to Boost Trade, Economic Growth

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Finance Minister Wale Edun has launched the National Single Window (NSW) Project Kickoff Workshop, aimed at transforming Nigeria’s trade landscape and driving economic growth.
Director of Information and Public Relations, Mohammed Manga in a statement said, the NSW initiative seeks to streamline trade processes, reduce bottlenecks, and increase transparency, positioning Nigeria for unprecedented economic growth.

Edun highlighted the transformative potential of the NSW in enhancing trade facilitation and driving economic growth.

According to him, the initiative is a key pillar in the federal government’s strategy to improve trade and customs processes, reduce bottlenecks, and increase transparency within the nation’s trade environment.

To ensure effective implementation and financial management, he said the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) and other stakeholders will play crucial roles in the project.
The Finance Minister indicated that the landmark move is expected to significantly boost Nigeria’s trade and economic growth, making it easier and more efficient for businesses to operate in the country.

In his opening address at the event, the Honourable Minister underscored the transformative potential of the NSW in enhancing Nigeria’s trade facilitation and driving economic growth.

He informed that the initiative is a key pillar in the federal government’s strategy to improve trade and customs processes, reduce bottlenecks, and increase transparency within the nation’s trade environment.

Other key stakeholders the statement indicated included various government agencies, the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), the Nigerian Customs Service (NCS), the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), and the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), are actively participating in the workshop.

It explained that their collaboration is crucial to ensuring the successful implementation of the NSW, which is a critical component of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s broader economic reforms.

The three-day workshop according to the statement will conclude on Thursday with a detailed action plan, outlining the next steps for the project and the timelines for its full implementation.

“With the launch of the National Single Window, Nigeria is poised to witness a significant leap in trade facilitation and economic growth. The collaboration among key stakeholders and the designation of implementing agencies underscore the federal government’s commitment to this critical component of President Tinubu’s economic reforms.

“As the project moves forward, Nigeria can expect improved trade processes, increased transparency, and a more business-friendly environment, paving the way for a brighter economic future for betterment of the Economy

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