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Nigeria and Africa Advance Digital Regulatory Frameworks and Connectivity Declarations

6 reports, 4 independent Updated Aug 6
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Leaders have stated that the digital environment is increasingly viewed as a factor in the national destiny of Nigeria and the continent of Africa. Nigeria is currently developing a proposed regulatory framework for digital assets aimed at increasing transparency and investor confidence in the virtual assets ecosystem. This push coincides with the GSMA welcoming the Abuja Declaration on Meaningful Connectivity for Africa, which is backed by several African governments.

From africanews.com, webwire.com

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The initiatives aim to support the continued growth of digital assets across Africa, particularly by improving the efficiency of cross-border payments. Clear guidelines could potentially position Nigeria as a leading digital finance hub for the continent. The declarations reinforce the need for collaboration between governments, industry, and development partners to close digital gaps.

From africanews.com, webwire.com

Who's involved

  • NigeriaSovereign state undergoing digital transformation and regulatory development
  • AfricaContinent whose development is linked to digital infrastructure and policy

How it developed

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  1. Data shows the digital divide is negatively impacting economic access in Nigeria.Sub-event
  2. Developing regulatory framework for digital assets in Nigeria and Africa.1 source
  3. Nigeria is pushing digital transformation across its services, involving the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria.Sub-event
  4. High-level statement on how the digital environment influences national destiny in Nigeria and Africa.1 source
  5. Nigeria/Africa faces issues of foreign digital infrastructure dependence.1 source

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