Nigeria, Poland Agree To Boost Trade, Strategic Investment
By Daniel Peters
In a bid to further strengthen economic ties between Nigeria and Poland, the Federal Government has agreed to boost trade and strategic investment, with key stakeholders exploring new areas of cooperation and mutual growth.
In line with this effort, the Honourable Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Mr Wale Edun received a high-level Polish delegation led by Deputy Foreign Minister for Africa, Wojciech Zajączkowski in Abuja.
The meeting focused on deepening economic cooperation and investment ties, with Mr Edun welcoming Poland’s growing engagement while also highlighting Nigeria’s strengthened economic outlook driven by reforms, rising investor confidence, and improving macroeconomic indicators.
He encouraged Poland to take advantage of opportunities across manufacturing, digital infrastructure, renewable energy, mining, agriculture, and defence technology.
Building on this momentum, Deputy Minister Zajączkowski reaffirmed Nigeria as Poland’s top strategic partner in Africa, commending the government’s reform efforts and expressing readiness to expand private-sector partnerships, digital governance collaboration, and bilateral trade.
The Finance Ministry Spokesman, Mohammed Manga, said that this development underscores the commitment of both nations to accelerate engagement, unlock new areas of cooperation, and support mutually beneficial investment and economic growth.
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