October 23-24, 2023

By optimizing resource utilization, embracing innovative technologies, and enhancing skills development, Nigeria can bolster productivity, improve domestic and global competitiveness, and foster economic growth.

Nigeria can leverage a compelling portfolio of competitive investment-grade projects and social investment programs to access and deploy financial resources in support of sustainable development initiatives.

Knowledge, skills, abilities, and health of citizens, is a critical resource that drives productivity, innovation, and sustainable development. Nigeria faces significant barriers to effectively harnessing its human capital. These include limited access to quality education due to inadequate infrastructure, insufficient funding, and a shortage of qualified teachers.

The state of Nigeria’s public institutions plays a crucial role in driving socioeconomic growth, but several challenges need to be addressed for effective reform. Widespread corruption remains a major obstacle, impeding the efficient functioning of public institutions and eroding public trust.

Promoting a strong national vision, identity, and shared values that serve as the foundation for social contracts and compacts is essential for fostering a sense of belonging, ensuring equal rights and opportunities for all citizens, and addressing social divisions.

NES #29 will be graced by renowned thought leaders drawn from the public and private sectors, united in facilitating strategic collaborations that promote a sustainable Nigerian economy

President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

Vice-President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

15th President of the Nigerian Senate

Chairman of the Nigerian Economic Summit Group