The Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission, NIPC, says it is undergoing the development of the Nigerian Investment Promotion Master Plan and National Investment Promotion Coordination Framework to drive Foreign Direct Investments FDI to the country.
The Executive Secretary of the NIPC, Saratu Umar who said this during an interactive forum with Ministries, Departments and Agencies in Abuja Nigeria’s capital explained that the Nigerian Investment Promotion master plan seeks to look at the different central master plans of Nigeria and track investment requirements.
According to her, “The aim is to facilitate the moulding of FDI that fits into Nigeria’s development and investment needs in an inclusive, coordinated, tangible, measurable and effective manner.”
Umar explained that the National Investment Promotion Coordination Framework aims to provide a clear strategy for seamless collaboration and coordination of investment ecosystem.
“It will also usher in a robust and effective stakeholder communication and engagement and it will also provide a platform for effective partnerships between NIPC and critical stakeholders, including the international community and development partners” she said.
Emmanuel Ukoh
