Continuous efforts destined to attract foreign direct investment gained momentum since 216 Chinese investors will invest in several sectors of the Nigerian economy.
The summit attended by Chinese investors, state governors throughout the country, President Abbas Tajudeen and the presidents and members of several permanent committees of the House of Representatives were carried out in Lagos.
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Giving Update on the Outcomes of the Summit via A Statement Titled: 'Success Story: Nigeria-China Sustainable bilateral Business Trade and Investment Summit', Made Available to Nigerian Tribune, Executive Vice-Chairman/Ceo of Merited Negotice Consecting, DR KUNLE YUSUFF ATTRUBT. Outcomes of the 'Nigeria-China Sustainable bilateral Business Trade and Investment Summit', to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (Pbat) Socio-economic and foreign policies.
He said: “The participants were impressed by the potential for sustainable commercial collaborations between Nigeria and China, and we hope to explore the opportunity to participate in the Chinese summit is October 16, 2025.
“As The Consultant, Merited Negotiation Consulting Driving the Process for National Assembly, It's My pleasure to announce that Chine RELATIONS, THE EFFORTS OF THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFIRS, CEO, NIGERIA-CHINA STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP AND GLOBAL LIAISON AND NIPC HAS POSITIONED 216 CHINEE INVESTS easily available to invest in Nigeria through direct investment funds.
“The breakdown of their interests is as follows: oil and gas: 41 investors; Fintech: 17 investors; agricultural businesses: 53 investors; commerce and manufacturing: 62 investors; solid minerals and minerals: 23 investors; ICT: 33 investors; training and capacities construction: 30 investors; infrastructure and project financing: 25 investors and pharmaceutical companies: 25. 25.
“This presents a significant opportunity for CEO to take advantage of the financing networks of the Chinese association, promoting economic growth and development in several sectors.
“The results of the summit will definitely increase investments: the summit led to higher investments in the key nigeria sectors, including infrastructure and agriculture.
“Employment creation: The results of the summit are expected to create jobs and stimulate economic growth in Nigeria.
Bilateral Strengthened Relations: The Summit strengthened bilateral relations between Nigeria and China, racing the way for future collaborations.
“We have begun the commitment to the China Embassy and the Chamber of Commerce of China in Nigeria on the issue of visa processing and the participation of the enemy of the environment of the CEO of Nigeria that will attend the Summit of China.
“The agreement signed last year by the PBAT with the Chinese president has further strengthened bilateral and investment commercial relations between Nigeria and China,” he said.
According to him, the Summit of Bilateral Sustainable Trade and Investment of Nigeria-China attended the key stakeholders of Nigeria and China to explore opportunities for sustainable business collaborations and investments.
Some of the interested parties that attended are: President Hon Tajudeen Abbas, Governor Sheriff Oborovwori of the State of Delta; Governor Dapo Abiodun of the State of Ogun; Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf of the state of Kano; Governor Delala Adelev of the State of Osun; Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Yusuf Maitama Tuggar, Minister of Foreign Affairs; Minister of Blue and Marine Economy, Adegboyega Head Oyetola and Minister of Solid Minerals, Mr. Dele Alake.
Others include: Chinese ambassador to Nigeria, Ambassador Yu Duhai; Chinise General Consular, Lagos, Yan Yuqing; President of the Chamber of Commerce of China in Nigeria, Ye Shuijin; General Director, Chamber of Commerce of China, Tristan CUI; General Director, Nigeria-China Strategic Partnership and Global Link, Joseph Tegbe; inter alia.
According to him, the Summit presented a high -level participation of officials of the Nigerian and Chinese government, business leaders and investors, registered 175 CEO of known companies from Nigeria, 115 CEO of Chinese companies in China, 65 business leaders and businessmen, 25 financial advisors, 17 state presidents, Chamber of Commerce, 10 Sirring of the House of Representatives of the Representatives of the Committee of Representatives, 56 officials of the Federal Government. of several MDA, 7 free trade of the Chamber, including the states of the House of Representatives, 56 officials of the Federal Government of MDA, 7 free liberations, including members of the Chamber of the State Committee of the Free Commerce states, 56 Federal Federals of Free Trade, 7. Commerce Zone, Lekki Free Trade Trade Zones Company, Alaro City Free Trade Zone, Ogun Guangdong Free Trade Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone (OGftz).
“The summit provided a platform for significant commitments between Nigerian and Chinese companies, which led to several comprehension memorandum (MOU) and association agreements.
“The summit highlighted several investment opportunities in Nigeria, including the development of infrastructure, agriculture and manufacturing. The summit facilitated the exchange of knowledge in sustainable commercial practices, trade and investment between Nigeria and China.
“This summit has provided a valuable platform for Nigerian and Chinese companies to explore opportunities for collaboration and investment,” said Dr. Yusuff..