The Government of the Netherlands is gearing up to invest a whopping $250 million in Nigeria, as revealed by Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte.
This exciting news was shared during a meeting between President Rutte and Nigerian President Bola Tinubu, who is currently visiting the Netherlands for three days.
Rutte praised President Tinubu’s economic reforms, which have played a crucial role in attracting international investors to the Nigerian economy.
The Dutch prime minister outlined plans to allocate $250 million from Dutch investors to various sectors in Nigeria, with a significant portion of $100 million earmarked for a waste-to-wealth industrial project in Lagos State.
President Tinubu, participating in the Nigeria-Dutch business forum, reiterated Nigeria’s commitment to welcoming foreign investment and creating a favorable business environment.
The forum provided a platform to showcase Nigeria’s investment potential and promote collaboration between Nigerian and Dutch businesses.
During his state visit, Tinubu engaged in fruitful discussions with top Dutch officials and business leaders, highlighting Nigeria’s vast investment opportunities and promising returns.
Discussions during the visit focused on strengthening collaboration in key sectors such as agriculture, communications, digital economy, maritime and blue economy, petroleum, natural gas, trade, industry, and investment.
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