The United States has reiterated its commitment to deepening bilateral commercial relations with Nigeria, aimed at driving economic growth, strengthening security, attracting investment, and fostering innovation for mutual prosperity.
This assurance was given by Michael Ervin, who recently represented the U.S. Consulate at the annual economic roundtable hosted by the Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce (NACC).
The roundtable convened leading business executives, entrepreneurs, and key economic stakeholders to deliberate on strategies for enhancing trade and investment ties between both countries.
In his remarks, Ervin commended the NACC for its pivotal role in bridging business communities in the United States and Nigeria. He noted that the Chamber’s efforts have been instrumental in strengthening commercial linkages that support broader frameworks, including the U.S.-Nigeria Commercial and Investment Partnership.
He further emphasized that sustained collaboration between public and private sector actors remains critical to unlocking new opportunities and advancing shared economic interests between the two nations.
