Nigeria may begin to enjoy high level of trade partnership with countries across the world following the election of Mr Roberts Orya, the MD/CEO of the Nigerian Export-Import Bank (NEXIM) as the new President of Global Network of Export-Import Banks.
The G-NEXID, with a membership of 24 institutions has the primary objective of serving as a channel to bridge the gap between financing of trade and the achievement of the development goals of developing and emerging economies by fostering South-to-South trade flows.
In a chat with newsmen in A buja, MD/CEO of the Nigerian Export-Import Bank (NEXIM), Mr Roberts Orya, said Nigeria will leverage on the opportunity to call for more foreign direct investment into the country.
Mr. Orya assured that it will continue to facilitate trade between Nigeria and other countries through development of infrastructure, adding that this will strenghthen the export level of Nigeria.
The Nigerian Export-Import Bank was established in 1991 as an Export Credit Agency with the broad mandate to promoting the diversification of the Nigerian economy and deepening the external sector.
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