NACCIMA Leads China Mission to Unlock Investment, Market Access for Nigerian Businesses
Oru Leonard
The Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA), is set to lead a high-level business mission to China as part of efforts to connect Nigerian enterprises with global investors, technology partners and new market opportunities.
The mission, scheduled for November 2–6, 2026, will provide Nigerian delegates with opportunities for structured business matchmaking and engagements with potential investors and technical partners in strategic sectors of the economy.
According to NACCIMA, the areas of focus will include mining, agribusiness, automobiles and electric vehicles, pharmaceuticals, industrial park development and Special Economic Zones, among other sectors.
The initiative is part of efforts under the leadership of NACCIMA President, Engr. Jani Ibrahim, mni, OON, to strengthen international business partnerships capable of supporting Nigeria’s industrialisation, attracting foreign direct investment and expanding market access for Nigerian businesses.
Speaking ahead of the mission,
NACCIMA’s National Public Relations Officer, Mrs Madinat Adigun-Oladotun, MNIPR, highlighted the opportunities available to both private and public-sector participants.
She said the China engagements would provide Nigerian businesses and institutions with a platform to explore partnerships, investment opportunities, technology transfer and access to international markets.
The association said the mission is also aligned with the Federal Government’s ambition of building a $1 trillion economy, by encouraging stronger private-sector participation, international partnerships and investment across productive sectors.
NACCIMA encouraged eligible participants from the private and public sectors to take advantage of the ongoing registration for the mission.
For enquiries and registration, prospective participants may contact +234 809 601 3354 or +234 703 722 7373.
