The United States of America has once again reiterated its unalloyed commitment to the growth and strengthening of the Nigerian economy.
John Bray, the United States Consul General in Lagos made the disclosure on Monday when he visited the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) for the closing of the gong ceremony.
While describing the visit as a familiarization visit, Bray said he was at the NSE to learn firsthand how they operate, know about their successes and the various challenges they face.
He said the US government was deeply committed to the growth of Nigeria’s private sector as well as the strengthening of its growing economy.
“Recently, the US Department of Commerce and the Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment formalized the US-Nigeria Commercial and Investment Dialogue that will help to develop stronger business networks between our countries and help frame subsequent discussions under our Trade and Investment Framework Agreement, to be led by the Office of the US Trade Representation,” Bray said.
“This is a clear message that the United States is committed to supporting Nigeria as it continues to find new avenues of economic growth and development. The more Nigeria’s economy grows, the better it is for both Nigerian and American business,” he added.
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