- Date September 22, 2022
- Address New York, NY, USA
About the Forum
Scaling up International Partnerships for Nigeria’s Development
On the occasion of the 77th session of the United Nations General Assembly holding in New York this month; September, 2022, Nigeria and other African countries will convey for the Africa International Partnership Forum.
The Nigeria International Partnership Forum will focus on the potentials of Africa and to highlight the numerous opportunities on the African continent which will contribute to proferring solutions to global challenges.
Holding under the high-level patronage and participation of the ECOWAS, the Nigeria International Partnership Forum is bringing together business leaders as well as global leaders.
Join us in this year's Forum on Thursday 22nd of September 2022 to maximize the opportunities which can be harnessed to re-shape Africa's socio-economic, policitcal, and security partnerships with the rest of the world.
An opportunity to;
- End grass-root poverty.
- Bolster competitive investment and innovation.
- Find new business opportunities.
- Network and build relationships with top level executives.
- Exhibit outstanding African companies.
- Provide access to trade facilities.
The Nigeria International Development and Partnership Summit will take place on the heels of a confluence of fast paced developments in the international system and in the midst of unprecedented challenges arising from the outbreak of Covid-19 and it’s deadly mutant strains, the slow down in the global economy and the race to recovery, developments in commodity markets, the present climate and energy crisis as well as the ‘gathering storm’ in financial markets featuring one of the worst stock market sell-offs since the global financial crisis of 2008.
Despite challenges, Africa's policymakers are committed to boosting the continent’s strategy for effective, and sustainable post Covid-19 recovery. Notably, at the meeting of African Heads of State and Government in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire on 15th July, 2021, African leaders strongly resolved to accelerate economic recovery from the shocks of the COVID-19 pandemic, scale-up investments in human capital, and increase their job creation efforts. The Summit estimated the continent's additional financing needs, over the next five years at $285 billion. Earlier, at the African economies financing Summit in Paris in May 2021, African leaders called for increased support to build back better and greener from the crisis.
It's time to add a new dimension to the global outlook.
It's time to scale up International Partnerships for Africa’s Development.
We look forward to your participation.
