The Federal Government has outlined Nigeria’s reform agenda at the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, stressing it’s commitment to fiscal discipline, macroeconomic stability and an investor-friendly economic environment.
Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Mr. Wale Edun, made this known while speaking at the Nigeria House on the sidelines of the Forum,
Mr. Edun said the country had moved decisively from economic stabilisation to consolidation, with reforms now firmly embedded to aid private-sector-led growth, strengthen institutions and restore confidence in the economy.
He noted that Nigeria House served as a strategic platform for dialogue, partnership and deal-making, providing global investors and stakeholders with direct engagement opportunities with policymakers and business leaders.
According to the Minister, the nation was positioning itself as an emerging destination for long-term investment, particularly at a time of increasing uncertainty in the global economy.
Mr. Edun further reaffirmed the Federal Government’s resolve to sustain reforms that promoted transparency, predictability and inclusive economic growth, in line with the administration’s broader economic transformation agenda.
Edited by Favour Owonibi.