The United States government has lauded Nigeria’s monetary policies, as being conducive for businesses to thrive, as well as strengthening and positioning the nation’s economy for overall growth.
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According to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of African Affairs, State Department, Joy Basu, made this known at a digital news conference with participating journalists.

Basu said that the U.S. was committed to fostering its collaboration with Nigeria to tackle myriad pressing issues and obstacles, which Nigeria, being Africa’s largest economy, was facing.

The envoy said her country was working closely with the U.S. Treasury, Nigerian authorities, and African central banks towards ensuring public and private sector economic restoration, stability, and prosperity across Africa.

Speaking against the backdrop of the recently concluded 16th U.S.-Africa Business Summit in Dallas, Texas, Basu said the U.S. was also working on curbing Africa’s security, infrastructure and energy challenges.

"We just came back from a meeting in Abuja, which was between the Secretaries of State and the United States and is committed to being a good partner of prospect.

"We have made commitments to work on the security situation, infrastructure and energy, which is a common challenge not only in Nigeria but in some other countries in the continent.

“We have made concrete commitments to work on an enabling business environment in Nigeria and to make sure that American companies that are investing in Nigeria are having a transparent experience.

“We are working closely with our U.S. treasury, and with the central banks of African countries, particularly Nigeria and the World Bank, to restore the economy, help the people, and ensure public and private companies to thrive,” she said.

Reta Lewis, President, U.S. Export-Import Bank, in her remarks, highlighted U.S. efforts towards bolstering trade and investment across Africa and emphasised the importance of transparency and accountability in fostering stronger U.S.-Africa partnerships.

She disclosed that the U.S. government had earmarked $900 billion for the construction of solar power plants in Africa, being the largest renewable energy project and transaction this year.

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Laudable indeed!!!

US of A
A very ridiculous country that won't mind their business.

Real recognizes Real

We're on path to become the USA of Africa in terms of economic and industrial development but not in Gun violence

We don't need any of una validation let the financial institutions do the ratings not political group

A big slap on Bitter Obituarists face 😀🤣😀

We are waiting for reaction from Bitter Obituary himself 😀🤣😁


The entire IPOBidients should get ready to wail for another 8 years

Abeg let them face front and stop meddling in our internal affairs.Like they are Saint.Aint they aiding and abating these corrupted individuals,giving eye service aid,grants and loans to enslave poorer country and creating instability.Anyway some African countries are already rejecting them,,Nigeria will one day follow

Our poverty is US glory. If you know you know