NACCIMA, China’s CCPIT Deepen Trade Ties as Investment Mission Moves to Hainan
Oru Leonard
The Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA), has intensified efforts to attract Chinese investments into Nigeria following the extension of its November 2026 China Investment Mission to Hainan Province.
The mission, which earlier featured engagements in Guangzhou, moved to Haikou, the capital of Hainan Province, where Nigerian business representatives held an Economic and Trade Exchange Conference with the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), Hainan.
The conference brought together representatives of the Nigerian and Hainan business communities to explore opportunities for trade expansion, investment mobilisation and stronger economic cooperation between both countries.
The engagements focused on attracting Chinese investors and foreign capital to Nigeria, with particular emphasis on leveraging international business partnerships to accelerate economic growth and development.
The Hainan meeting followed the successful NACCIMA-China B2B Investment Forum in Guangzhou, which provided a platform for Nigerian and Chinese businesses to explore potential areas of collaboration and establish commercial relationships.
A report by TVC News captured the cordial atmosphere at the Haikou conference, highlighting the growing business engagement between Nigeria and China.
The continuation of the investment mission to Hainan underscores NACCIMA’s commitment to expanding Nigeria’s international trade relationships, promoting investment opportunities and creating strategic partnerships that could translate into tangible economic benefits for Nigerian businesses.
