By Gabriel Ewepu

ABUJA – AHEAD of the 30th Nigerian Economic Summit (NES #30), the Nigerian Economic Summit Group, NESG, has called on leaders to create shared opportunities for present and future generations.

This is also going to be one of the focal points of the NES#30, which is a a Summit aimed at addressing current socioeconomic challenges, improve economic competitiveness, and identify pragmatic policies for inclusive growth and development. The Summit will prioritize collaborative approaches among stakeholders to ensure stability and progress for all Nigerians.

According to the Ag. Head, Strategic Communication & Advocacy, NESG, Ayanyinka Ayanlowo, Leveraging Talent and Driving Innovation Inclusive development is at the heart of this year’s Summit theme.

Ayanlowo said: “By leveraging the diverse talents and skills of its population, Nigeria can drive innovation and economic diversification. Investing in inclusive growth strategies is crucial for building resilient economies, attracting investments, and ensuring sustainable development that uplifts every citizen.

“This approach addresses economic disparities, enhances social cohesion, and reduces poverty by providing marginalized communities with access to education, healthcare, and employment.

“Collaborative Action for Growth, Competitiveness, and Stability: Under the theme ‘Collaborative Action for Growth, Competitiveness, and Stability’, NES #30 aims to mobilize leaders towards creating shared opportunities for present and future generations.

“The Summit will emphasize the importance of achieving Africa’s aspirations in a new global context through bold ideas and actions, supported by strong leadership at the industry, national, regional, and global levels.

‘As Nigeria and Africa navigate the complexities of the 21st century, the lessons learned and the foundations laid through the Summits are more relevant than ever. NES #30 represents a crucial moment for reflecting on our progress and setting a course for a future characterized by inclusive growth, economic resilience, and shared prosperity.”