NACCIMA to Host INFRACON 2026 on Mobilising Private Capital for Infrastructure Development, Calls for Sponsorship
Oru Leonard
The Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA) has announced plans to host the 2026 Nigeria Infrastructure Conference (INFRACON), a two-day event aimed at addressing the country’s infrastructure challenges through increased private sector investment.
Scheduled for July 14–15, 2026, at the AFREXIM African Trade Centre (AATC) Towers, Abuja, the conference will bring together key stakeholders from government, finance, development institutions, and the private sector to explore practical solutions to Nigeria’s infrastructure deficit.
The conference, themed “Mobilising Private Capital for Sustainable Infrastructure Development in Nigeria,” is expected to provide a platform for dialogue on financing critical infrastructure projects, fostering strategic partnerships, and promoting investment-ready initiatives.
Participants will include federal and state government officials, development finance institutions, multilateral agencies, banks and investment firms, infrastructure and engineering companies, as well as stakeholders in the energy, transport, and digital infrastructure sectors.
According to the organisers, INFRACON 2026 will offer opportunities for networking, knowledge sharing, and collaboration among policymakers, investors, and industry leaders, with the goal of accelerating sustainable infrastructure development across Nigeria.
NACCIMA invited interested organisations and individuals to participate in the conference, noting that sponsorship opportunities and further enquiries can be made through the designated contact channels.
