Nigeria’s minister of finance and coordinating minister of the economy, Wale Edun, has assured investors that the government is working to expunge macroeconomic impediments to the stability of the exchange rate and inflation in the country.
Edun reaffirmed Nigeria’s vision and commitment to developing a stronger, sustainable, and resilient economy on the margins of the Group 20 (G20) meeting in India on Sunday.
The minister’s address during the Nigeria-India presidential roundtable was captured in a short clip posted by the finance ministry on X ( Twitter).
Edun said the government has taken steps to improve the business environment, including removing foreign exchange restrictions and streamlining the investment approval process.
He urged investors to take advantage of the opportunities that Nigeria has to offer.
“Our focus is on attracting global capital, promoting foreign direct investments and this underscores our commitment to job creation, economic diversification, and revenue expansion,” Edun said.
“Nigeria is an attractive destination for business. It is brimming with opportunities across the various sectors.
“The major macroeconomic impediments to the stability of the exchange rate, of inflation, of interest rates and indeed of obstacles to liquidity, to enough financing, are now in the process of being removed.
“Driving inclusivity, including women and young people in what is going on in the economy and having them play their role.
“For those interested in investing, the playing field has been leveled, it has been cleared of debris and the opportunity is now there for you to seize.”
