Nigeriain Davos
In January 2026, Nigeria's official pavilion brought together global investors, policymakers and industry leaders during World Economic Forum week. Nigeria returns to Davos in 2027.
The Road to Davos 2027
Nigeria is no longer a frontier market to be ignored. It is now a compelling destination where value is being discovered. The mission of 2026 is to raise the edifice of a secure, competitive and prosperous Nigeria upon the foundations we have reinforced.
Nigeria House Davos 2026
Kashim Shettima, GCFR
Vice President
Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Be assured that you have invested your trust in the right nation. Nigeria is ready for business. We have crossed the Rubicon and are now on the path of sustainable development. In every economy, developed or developing, capital follows confidence, and confidence rests on governance.
"Our vision is not simply to respond to capital, but to shape how it flows, where it lands and how it grows. Let's not just invest in Nigeria. Let's invest differently."
HM Dr. Jumoke Oduwole, MFR
Honourable Minister, Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment
"Investment does not respond to announcements. It responds to confidence built on predictable policies and clear rules consistently applied."
HM Taiwo Oyedele
Honourable Minister of Finance & Co-ordinating Minister of the Economy
"We have continued to advance economic reforms aimed at improving the investment climate, strengthening governance, expanding opportunities for private sector participation and promoting sustainable economic growth."
HM Ambassador Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu
Honourable Minister, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
"Colleagues, the era of business-as-usual is over. On excellence, we must neither fail nor falter. Our Ministry is now a model for service delivery but this is not just an award to display, it’s a call to deliver."
HM Dr. Oladele Henry Alake
Honourable Minister of Solid Minerals Development
"We are gathered here not merely to make another policy pronouncement, but to formally declare a new national resolve to unlock the latent potential of millions of young Nigerians by equipping them with relevant, market-driven skills."
HM DR. MARUF TUNJI ALAUSA
Honourable Minister of Education
"We will listen attentively, learn collaboratively, and act decisively to create an environment that fosters growth, innovation and sustainable development."
RT. HON. OBONGEMEM EKPERIKPE EKPO
Honourable Minister of State, Gas Resources
"We are committed to revitalizing Nigeria's agricultural landscape through strategic financing and innovation. Nigeria House Davos serves as a critical gateway for attracting investment into sustainable food security and agro-industrial growth"
Ayo Sotinrin
MD/CEO, Bank of Agriculture
From Sovereign Visibility to Investment Outcomes
2026 Programme Archive
Explore the full five-day schedule from Nigeria House Davos 2026: the dialogues, showcases and investment forums that shaped the edition.
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Nigeria’s New Industrial Policy and the Climate Imperative
Nigeria’s development challenge is no longer about knowledge gaps but about execution. From industrial history to contemporary climate economics, the lessons are well known. What remains unresolved is whether the country can translate decades of insight into a coherent industrial strategy that delivers growth, competitiveness, and resilience in a rapidly changing global economy.
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Digital Trade & Technology
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A nation of scale rich in resources and cultural influence
Nigeria House Davos will be Nigeria’s official sovereign platform during WEF week, anchored by the Office of the Vice President and the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade & Investment (FMITI), and aligned across ministries.
Over 5 days, we will convene high-level dialogues designed to rebuild confidence and unlock measurable investment outcomes.