Nigerian Government has called for stronger cooperation among developing economies as global uncertainty weighs on growth.
Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, made the call on Thursday while speaking at the G-24 Technical Working Group Meetings,
Edun said rising geopolitical tensions and trade fragmentation are hitting emerging markets hardest, reinforcing the urgency of Nigeria’s reform agenda.
He outlined President Bola Tinubu’s priorities focused on economic stabilisation, structural reforms and investment-led growth, including boosting investor confidence, expanding private sector participation through PPPs, and increasing tax revenues to 18 percent of GDP.
For Nigeria, these reforms matter: they strengthen public finances, unlock private capital, support job creation, and position the economy for sustainable, inclusive growth.
