The Federal Government of Nigeria has now entered an agreement with the United States of America for investments focused in infrastructure, agriculture among others.
President Muhammadu Buhari, who took a trip to America yesterday’s evening upon invitation, is billed to have a bilateral meeting with his counterpart President of US, Donald Trump.
According to the media aide of President Buhari, the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment and the United States Department of Commerce signed a Memorandum of Understanding to promote and encourage commercial and investment ties between Nigeria and the United States, with initial focus on infrastructure, agriculture, digital economy, investment and regulatory reforms.
The concession framework and the interim phase framework agreements are expected to be signed next Monday during the meeting.
The Nigerian officials who have also in the United States will also meet with US-EXIM Bank and the US Overseas Private Investment Corporation to explore competitive financing arrangements.
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