Nigeria has taken another bold step to reposition its economy and court foreign direct investment, strengthening its partnership with Saudi Arabia and the wider Gulf region.
At the prestigious Money20/20 Middle East Conference in Riyadh, Honourable Minister of State for Finance, Dr. Doris Uzoka-Anite, delivered a keynote address titled “GCC–Nigeria Partnership: Shaping New Growth Pathways.”
Director of Information and Public Relations, Mohammed Manga, in a statement quoted her to have underscored Nigeria’s readiness to engage global partners, promote fintech innovation, and expand investment opportunities.
“Under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s leadership, Nigeria is building a rules-based financial system that encourages innovation while safeguarding stability,” Uzoka-Anite declared. “Our engagements in Riyadh have translated into concrete steps forward in capital markets, trade, and technology.”
The Minister also participated in a high-profile fireside chat on balancing innovation with financial stability, and held bilateral meetings with senior Saudi officials. These talks paved the way for practical agreements on capital markets cooperation, trade facilitation, and technology-driven investments.
The outcomes signal a deepening of Nigeria–Saudi economic relations and reinforce Nigeria’s position as a rising global economic player. By leveraging cutting-edge technology and forging strategic alliances, Nigeria is set to unlock fresh opportunities for growth, attract significant foreign capital, and create sustainable jobs.
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