A joint planning committee for the 28th Nigerian Economic Summit, has been inaugurated.
The development kicks off the annual event’s preparations, which are anticipated to build on previous summits’ successes while also charting a new course for another economic agenda with precise implementation steps.
According to the Nigerian Economic Summit Group, this year’s summit provides participants with a unique opportunity to articulate development needs in areas such as growth, security, and social justice, among others, in order to influence political debates and the economic policy agenda for the change of leadership in 2023.
The joint planning committee is responsible for developing an event schedule and ensuring the timeliness of key summit activities.
Along with articulating financial needs, it will mobilise the necessary public and private sector stakeholders and work within three months of the summit’s conclusion to prepare the Green book.
Over the past 29 years, the annual Nigerian Economic Summit has served as a forum for discussion of economic-related issues affecting the nation.
