The Nigeria-USA Economic Forum 2025, proudly sponsored by the Globe Chamber of Commerce and Industry, is set to be a landmark event fostering economic collaboration between two of the world’s most dynamic economies. Scheduled for September 17th to 20th, 2025, this high-profile forum will bring together government officials, business leaders, investors, and industry experts to explore new opportunities, strengthen trade relations, and drive sustainable economic growth.
Why Attend?
With Nigeria as Africa’s largest economy and the United States as a global economic powerhouse, this forum presents a unique platform to:
Enhance bilateral trade and investment opportunities
Showcase Nigeria’s emerging sectors (technology, agriculture, energy, and manufacturing)
Facilitate partnerships between American and Nigerian businesses
Discuss policy frameworks for improved economic cooperation
Network with key decision-makers and industry leaders.
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