President Bola Tinubu has extended an invitation to French investors to invest in Nigeria, emphasizing that the country is open for business and his government is committed to creating an enabling environment for them to thrive.
Speaking during a joint briefing with French President Emmanuel Macron at the Elysee Palace, Tinubu highlighted the potential of Nigeria’s youth population, describing them as skilled, educated, and ready to be trained. He emphasized the need for French experts and investors to contribute to the development of Nigeria’s youth population.
Tinubu also assured potential investors of a free market economy with minimal hindrances, stating that his government has been working to stabilize the security system in Nigeria. He expressed gratitude to the French government for providing stability for Nigerian businesses in France.
The Nigerian president is currently on a three-day visit to France, where he is expected to discuss various areas of cooperation between the two countries.
Tinubu believes that France can play a key role in Nigeria’s efforts to diversify its economy away from fossil fuels.
Tinubu’s invitation to French investors is part of his administration’s efforts to attract foreign investment and boost economic growth in Nigeria. The country has been working to improve its business environment and increase its competitiveness in the global market.
The meeting between Tinubu and Macron is expected to strengthen bilateral relations between Nigeria and France, with a focus on economic cooperation and development.
