The World Bank’s Board has approved a $150 million credit for Nigeria to enhance the contribution of its mining sector.
The project will help establish a strong foundation for mining sector development to competitiveness.
World Bank Country Director Nigeria, Rachid Benmessaoud, said Nigeria has a favourable geological potentials that could support broader economic growth through mining.
He said the sector has been unable to attract investments because of low productivity.
The World Bank’s Board has approved a $150 million credit for Nigeria to enhance the contribution of its mining sector.
The project will help establish a strong foundation for mining sector development to competitiveness.
World Bank Country Director Nigeria, Rachid Benmessaoud, said Nigeria has a favourable geological potentials that could support broader economic growth through mining.
He said the sector has been unable to attract investments because of low productivity.
The World Bank’s Board has approved a $150 million credit for Nigeria to enhance the contribution of its mining sector.
The project will help establish a strong foundation for mining sector development to competitiveness.
World Bank Country Director Nigeria, Rachid Benmessaoud, said Nigeria has a favourable geological potentials that could support broader economic growth through mining.
He said the sector has been unable to attract investments because of low productivity.
The World Bank’s Board has approved a $150 million credit for Nigeria to enhance the contribution of its mining sector.
The project will help establish a strong foundation for mining sector development to competitiveness.
World Bank Country Director Nigeria, Rachid Benmessaoud, said Nigeria has a favourable geological potentials that could support broader economic growth through mining.
He said the sector has been unable to attract investments because of low productivity.
The World Bank’s Board has approved a $150 million credit for Nigeria to enhance the contribution of its mining sector.
The project will help establish a strong foundation for mining sector development to competitiveness.
World Bank Country Director Nigeria, Rachid Benmessaoud, said Nigeria has a favourable geological potentials that could support broader economic growth through mining.
He said the sector has been unable to attract investments because of low productivity.
The World Bank’s Board has approved a $150 million credit for Nigeria to enhance the contribution of its mining sector.
The project will help establish a strong foundation for mining sector development to competitiveness.
World Bank Country Director Nigeria, Rachid Benmessaoud, said Nigeria has a favourable geological potentials that could support broader economic growth through mining.
He said the sector has been unable to attract investments because of low productivity.
The World Bank’s Board has approved a $150 million credit for Nigeria to enhance the contribution of its mining sector.
The project will help establish a strong foundation for mining sector development to competitiveness.
World Bank Country Director Nigeria, Rachid Benmessaoud, said Nigeria has a favourable geological potentials that could support broader economic growth through mining.
He said the sector has been unable to attract investments because of low productivity.
The World Bank’s Board has approved a $150 million credit for Nigeria to enhance the contribution of its mining sector.
The project will help establish a strong foundation for mining sector development to competitiveness.
World Bank Country Director Nigeria, Rachid Benmessaoud, said Nigeria has a favourable geological potentials that could support broader economic growth through mining.
He said the sector has been unable to attract investments because of low productivity.
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