Consultation With Nigerian Stakeholders On 2021-2025 Private Sector Development Strategy

1 February 2021
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African Development Bank (Abidjan)

What: Consultative Meeting with Nigerian Stakeholders on African Development Bank Group's 2021-2025 Private Sector Development Strategy

Who: African Development Bank Group

When: 2-3 February 2021; 09:00-12:00 and 14:00-17:00 (UTC+1).

Where: Virtual (Zoom)

The African Development Bank Group will hold a two-day virtual consultation with Nigerian stakeholders to discuss its proposed 2021-2025 Private Sector Development Strategy (PSDS).

The consultations target key stakeholders in the public and private sectors, development partners and private sector investors. The objective is to incorporate these groups' perspectives into the design of the PSDS and ensure consistency with Regional Member Countries' (RMCs) development and strategic priorities.

The PSDS will support private sector-led growth, poverty eradication, socio-economic inclusion, foster job creation, and build resilience and long-term sustainability in RMCs.

The outcome of the discussions will enrich and inform the Private Sector Development Strategy and strategically position the Bank to effectively provide support to RMCs by leveraging its comparative advantage and optimizing partnerships.

For more information, please email info.rdng@afdb.org

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