- The European Investment Bank and European Commission focused on sustainable growth and strategic priorities in sub-Saharan Africa, engaging with Nigeria.
- The European Investment Bank provides over €500 million in EU-backed financing to Nigeria.
The EU supports a capacity building project in Nigeria, while Premium Times operates within the country.
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Updated Jul 27
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What happened
The EU supports a capacity building project in Nigeria, while Premium Times operates within the country.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Nigeria
sovereign state in West Africa
Related events
- The Balanga Dam project in Gombe State, Nigeria, is being highlighted as a model for nationwide replication with EU collaboration.
- Nigeria delivered a national statement at the UN meeting, calling for stronger manufacturing capacity within Africa.
- FMO contributes to a facility for African businesses, supported by the European Commission and UK partnership, to unlock Nigeria's economic potential.
- Transnational Corporation Plc operates in the Nigerian market while pursuing its goal of transforming Africa, currently facing infrastructure challenges.
- Nigeria is facing automation and disruption, a challenge contrasted with better support systems in advanced economies.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- theeagleonline.com.ngLagos journalists trained to strengthen reporting on corruption, illicit financial flows |