Tuesday, January 7, 2020

AFRICA - ASIA EXPORT CONFERENCE 2020:

Nigeria based International trade and Investment promoters, Trade Nigeria has kicked off for the year with a list of events that will change how Nigeria and other countries do business.

Unveiling plans for Africa – Asia Export Conference 2020 billed for Shanghai China in April, the Chief Executive Officer of the company, Hon. Nwabueze Buchi George, said there are more lined up for the year even before and after April.

“This IS big because we are working with African Union AU and the Chines government, knowing how much they contribute to global trade these days. If we can make things easier and more accessible on both ends, it will be very easy for both finished goods and raw materials to go either ways with little or no stress this year and beyond”

“Asia and Africa are more of the emerging worlds today and we need to take advantage of the massive hunger for trade and infrastructural development across these continents. Several African countries are involved, including Nigeria, because we have come to understand that events like this create the needed platforms, not only between nations, but between organizations who need them, so they can directly plan and implement their trade and investment strategies” he said.

The event is powered by Trade Nigeria and Biz Africa Shanghai in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment; Trade and Investment and other government agencies. Africa – Asia Export Conference 2020 has been scheduled to hold from April 25 to 30, 2020 in Shanghai China.

Speaking further, Hon. Buchi George revealed that in another move to solidify trade between Nigeria and the entire Asian Continent, Trade Nigeria is also working in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment; Trade and Investment and Department of Federal Ministry of Foreign affairs, Nigeria Embassy in Korea and Korea embassy in Nigeria to establish Nigeria - Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry during the Nigeria – Korea Economic Forum billed for February 24 to 29 2020.

“The Korea event is part of the Nigeria – Asia Business and Economic Forum, which will also take place in China, Japan, Vietnam and Taiwan”

“we’re looking forward to a mega outing that will showcase what Nigeria is made of, with the likes of Nigerian business moguls, Aliko Dangote, Femi Otedola and Tony Elumelu as speakers at the event, as well as an icing performance from our own afro-pop diva, Tiwa Savage” he concluded.

NIGERIA - KOREA ECONOMIC FORUM


Update: Nigeria-Asia Joint Trade Mission & Business Delegation of Industries, Investment & Commerce to Asia 2020.

Tuesday, December 17, 2019

TRADE NIGERIA INSIDE CHINA 2020


Nigeria Korea Bilateral Trade


The Executive Director, Trade Nigeria, Hon Nwabueze Buchi,George, this morning briefed the press on the commitment to further strengthen Nigeria – Korea bilateral trade“Nigeria has been one of the most important friends of Korea in the African continent. In 2011, bilateral trade volume between the two countries exceeded 3 million US dollars, making it the second largest trading partner for Korea in Africa. Many of Korea’s top enterprises operate in Nigeria, including various sectors as trade, power and energy”. He further disclosed that “the Nigeria – Korea Joint Trade Mission and Business Delegation of Industries, Investment and Commerce to Asia -January, 20th – 25th 2020 organized by Trade Nigeria has been channeled to promote this relationship”. 

Friday, November 29, 2019

Update: 2019/2020 Nigeria - Korea Joint Trade Mission and Business Delegation, of Industries, Investment and Commerce.


In an Interactive section with the Executive Chairman, Trade Nigeria, Hon. Nwabueze Buchi George Esq, held on 28th November, 2019 with Journalist at the Trade Nigeria Secretariat. The Chairman disclosed that “the event Nigeria – Korea Joint Trade Mission schedule for 20th – 25th January will feature lots of notable speakers, Trade Experts, Entrepreneurs, Leaders from across the globe”.

Thursday, November 28, 2019

The Nigeria Economy

The economy of Nigeria grew 1.8 percent year-on-year in the third quarter of 2018, up from a 1.5 percent expansion in the prior period, as non-oil rose faster and oil sector shrank less. On a quarterly basis, the economy advanced 9.5 percent, higher than a 2.9 percent growth in the previous quarter.

The South Korean Economy


South Korea GDP (PPP): $2.02 trillion. The South Korean economy, known for conglomerates is the 11th largest economy in the world with a nominal GDP of $1.53 trillion

Stakeholders Meeting/Preparatory Meeting for Exhibition and Export of the Nigerian Made Goods, Product and Services (GPS) 2022

The Executive Director Trade Nigeria (Hon. Nwabueze buchi George) in a stakeholders meeting at the Ministry of Mines and Steel Development, ...