The Chairman of Trade Nigeria, Hon.Nwabueze Buchi George has revealed that with the programmes lined up for 2022, his organization will get better in service delivery and human capital development.
The Trade Nigeria boss who spoke to Newsmen in Abuja, said as the year unfolds, 2022 has will be an eventful year for them in as much as the year just began, he is very optimistic that 2022 will be loaded with more activities.
He revealed that as a progressive organization, they will be taking resolutions that will see them work at the level where they can create world-class ideas that will yield the appropriate results, adding that it is a process they have been in and he is happy with what his team have done so far.
“We started from nowhere, and now, we want to create a world-class trade organization with exceptional service delivery approach. We will keep getting better with each project and we know we’ll surely be on the map of success some day”
“We are also working on human capital development, and this is one way we want to give back to the economy to the grassroots, while also ensuring that at the top, world-class investors are attracted to the country through the international trade relationships created by our Joint Trade Missions with countries of other continents” he added.
Trade Nigeria with ‘Her Trade Supports Programme’, will empower rural market women across the country. Other programs like Project 360, Train-Nigeria Learn-Nigeria are designed for human capital development.
From March to April 2022 Trade Nigeria alongside Globe Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Federal Ministry of Trade and Investment, The Presidency, Office of The Secretary to the Government of the Federation Abuja and MDGs will be having the Nigeria-Poland Economic and Investment Forum, in Poland; Nigeria – Czech Economic and Investment Forum, in Czech Republic, Nigeria – Lithuania Economic Forum in Vilnius, Lithuania; Nigeria – Malta Economic and Investment Forum in Valletta, Malta; among others.
“with all events having similar goals of creating a better trade relationship between Nigeria and other countries of the world” he concluded
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