Economic Growth: NACCIMA Seeks Increased Public-private Sector Collaboration

The national president of the Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA), Dele Kelvin Oye, has called for increased public-private sector collaboration to strengthen free trade zone operations in the country and enhance economic growth and development.

The NACCIMA boss spoke on the sidelines of the emergency meeting on Free Trade Zones operations being organised by the Nigeria Economic Zones Association (NEZA) in collaboration with the Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority (NEPZA) and Oil and Gas Free Zones Authority (OGFZA).

Oye, who lauded the initiative, said the meeting will provide a fine platform to address the pressing challenges faced by Free Trade Zone operators, which will ultimately enhance their operations and improve the economy.

Reiterating the importance of a strong and efficient free trade policy in the country, the NACCIMA president noted that the policy would enable Nigerian businesses to compete successfully in the global market and expand their reach.

According to him, “on behalf of the Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture (NACCIMA), it is my pleasure to express my support for the emergency meeting on Free Trade Zones operations being organised by the Nigeria Economic Zones Association (NEZA) in collaboration with the Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority (NEPZA) and Oil and Gas Free Zones Authority (OGFZA).

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“As the President of NACCIMA, I recognise the importance of a strong and efficient free trade policy in the country, which would enable Nigerian businesses to compete successfully on the global market and expand their reach.

I, therefore, commend this initiative by NEZA and its partners in the government and private sector, aimed at addressing the pressing challenges faced by FTZ operators, which will ultimately enhance their operations and improve the economy.”

Oye encouraged all stakeholders and participants to engage in constructive dialogue and collaborate towards generating innovative solutions that will positively impact the FTZ industry in Nigeria.

Ultimately, the successful outcome of this meeting will promote increased investment and trade, and, by extension, the growth of our economy, he said.

He added, “Once again, I am grateful for this opportunity to convey my goodwill, and I look forward to the positive impact this meeting will have on the operations of Free Trade Zones in Nigeria.”