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Nigeria can generate N4trn annually from blue economy – NESG - Vimarsana News

Nigeria can generate N4trn annually from blue economy – NESG

The Nigeria Economic Summit Group (NESG) says the country can generate about N4 trillion annually if it fully explores the potential of the marine and blue economy sector. The group stated this yesterday at a webinar tagged “Blue Economy: Private Sector’s Vital Role” ahead of 29th Nigeria Economic Summit (#NES29) In his opening remarks, a…

NESG Harps on Role of Private Sector in Developing Nigeria's Blue Economy - Vimarsana News

NESG Harps on Role of Private Sector in Developing Nigeria's Blue Economy

By Tony Obiechina, Abuja The marine ecosystem is opening new frontiers for economic growth. The blue economy has been gaining popularity in development circles as a policy choice for developed and developing nations to promote their economic objectives. According to the European Union Blue Economy Report of 2021, the blue economy generated over 500 billion

NESG highlights role of private sector in developing Nigeria's blue economy - Vimarsana News

NESG highlights role of private sector in developing Nigeria's blue economy

The Sustainability Policy Commission of the Nigerian Economic Summit Group on held a webinar on 'Blue Economy: Private Sector's Vital Role'.

Women demand for more roles in maritime sector - Vimarsana News

Women demand for more roles in maritime sector

Women are often relegated to the back bench, especially in the maritime sector with the notion that they do not possess the physical

Women demand more roles in maritime sector - Vimarsana News

Women demand more roles in maritime sector

Women are often relegated to the back bench, especially in the maritime sector with the notion that they do not possess the physical