Nigeria unveils new visa policy to attract investors and tourists
7 Jun 2013 11:57 PM GMT
The Nigerian government has approved a new visa policy, which is intended to ease the entry into the country of strategic visitors, especially investors and tourists, who have much to contribute to the national economy.
The Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) in partnership with the Nigerian law firm of Perchstone & Graeys organised the first India-Africa business series on the theme ‘Securing Energy for Emerging Market: The Africa-Asia Experience’.
‘Nigeria Vision 20:2020’ aims to attract more FDI into the non-oil sector of the economy, said Babatunde Lawal, director, Macroeconomics Department, National Planning Commission of Nigeria here on Friday.
The Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) in partnership with the Nigerian law firm of Perchstone & Graeys organised the first India-Africa business series on the theme ‘Securing Energy for Emerging Market: The Africa-Asia Experience’.
‘Nigeria Vision 20:2020’ aims to attract more FDI into the non-oil sector of the economy, said Babatunde Lawal, director, Macroeconomics Department, National Planning Commission of Nigeria here on Friday.
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