No fewer than four foreign leaders have shown interest in investing in Nigeria, sequel to the visit of President Bola Tinubu to France for the Paris Summit.
This is according to Dele Alake, Special Adviser to the President on Special Duties, Communication, and Strategy, who spoke to the media on the essence of the summit on Wednesday.
Alake said the countries expressing interest in expanding economic cooperation are France, the United States, and Switzerland, among others.
He explained that the President wants to network with international finance corporations, institutions, and countries that would facilitate direct foreign investments into Nigeria.
Alake stated that international investors who earlier exited the country would return due to recent bold moves taken by the President in the area of the economy, foreign nations, and investment.
Recall that Politics Nigeria earlier reported that President Tinubu, who is making his first trip out of the country as President, on Tuesday arrived in Paris, France, for the two-day summit.
During his time in Paris, the President, according to Alake, will join world leaders to review and sign a New Global Financial Pact that places vulnerable countries on a priority list for support and investment following the devastating impact of climate change, the energy crisis, and the COVID-19 pandemic.
