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Browsing: Nigeria fiscal policies
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari has assured investors that the country’s fiscal policies will be more favourable, predictable and measurably tilted towards creating a harmonious business environment.
Buhari who spoke on Wednesday in Paris, France, urged investors to further explore vast opportunities of human and natural resources in Nigeria.
His call came as he held meetings with some of the biggest investment players, among them the Chairman/CEO of Total, Patrick Pouyanne, Executive Vice President, AirBus, Silvere Delaunay, Chairman of the Board of a software company, Daussault Systems, Florence Verzelen, Chairman/CEO of General Engineering and Marketing of Telecommunications Operator, Francois-Regis Teze and Chairman/CEO, Donaflex Automotive, Dr Donatus Nwokoye, in Paris.
Scaling up operating standards
While meeting with the delegation from Total, President Buhari said the outlook and potentials for growth in the country have remained steadily positive, affirming the government’s commitment to scale up operating standards and policies that encourage mutual benefits.…