Discussions highlighted a notable shift in investor appetite—from Eurobonds to local currency instruments and increasingly to equity investments—signalling growing confidence in Nigeria’s reform trajectory.

Minister Edun pointed to key macroeconomic improvements, including a stabilised exchange rate, a downward trend in inflation, and stronger fiscal discipline. He also emphasised infrastructure projects, energy sector reforms, and performance-based targets in conjunction with the World Bank as central to the administration’s strategy for attracting long-term capital.

The meeting reinforced Nigeria’s ambition to position itself as a prime destination for international investment through private sector-driven growth and economic resilience.

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