The Ambassador of Israel to Nigeria, Michael Freeman, on Thursday pledged deeper collaboration with Nigeria in the field of artificial intelligence, saying the Israeli government would continue sharing its expertise with the country to support job creation, innovation and entrepreneurship.
Freeman made the commitment at the closing ceremony of the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Bootcamp 2026 held in Abuja.
The four-day programme, organised by Innov8 Hub under the theme “From Ideas to Impact: Building AI-Enabled Ventures for the Future,” brought together young innovators, startup founders, researchers and entrepreneurs for intensive training on innovation and AI-driven business development.
Speaking during the event, the envoy said Israel had adopted an ambitious strategy to become one of the world’s leading AI nations and was willing to share its knowledge with Nigeria through existing and future partnerships.
“We are going all in on AI. We are going to be one of the world leaders in
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