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1. Increased Foreign Investment: President Tinubu’s participation in the summit can attract foreign investors, leading to job creation and economic growth.
2. Strengthened Partnerships: Nigeria can enhance its relationships with multilateral development banks and international financial institutions, gaining access to financial support and advisory services.
3. Debt Restructuring or Forgiveness: The global financing pact may consider relieving Nigeria of its debt burden, creating fiscal space for investments in critical sectors.
4. Increased Funding for Development: Reforms in MDBs can result in more development funds being allocated to Nigeria, addressing poverty, agriculture, and renewable energy projects.
5. Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) Support: The summit may explore increasing SDRs to stabilize Nigeria’s economy and provide additional liquidity.
6. Collaboration on International Taxes: Nigeria can work with the international community to enforce tax laws, increasing tax revenue and ensuring a fair tax system.
7. Strengthening Development Finance Institutions (DFIs): Nigerian DFIs can enhance their capacity by partnering with multilateral DFIs, accessing funding and expertise.
8. Addressing Climate and Energy Crises: Nigeria can showcase its commitment to sustainable development and seek support for climate change mitigation and clean energy initiatives.
9. Promoting Corporate Governance: Collaboration with multilateral DFIs can encourage Nigerian businesses to adopt good corporate governance practices, facilitating international funding and partnerships.
10. Long-term Benefits: Participating in the summit positions Nigeria strategically for sustained engagement and collaboration, leading to sustainable economic growth and development.
Source: IReporteronline
