…. Aligned with the NES #32 theme,“Growth That Works: Delivering Jobs, Productivity and Shared Prosperity,” industry and finance leaders examined how financing, infrastructure investment and cross-border collaboration can transform regional market access into competitive manufacturing value chains, industrial growth and shared prosperity across Africa.
Rand Merchant Bank Nigeria (RMB Nigeria) reinforced the importance of financing, infrastructure development and regional collaboration in advancing West Africa’s industrialisation agenda following its sponsored interactive session at the 32nd Nigerian Economic Summit (NES #32).
The session, titled “From Trade to Value Chains: Building Regional Industries that Compete Globally,”was held on Monday, 26 October 2026, as part of the Summit’s Rising Together Initiative. It brought together leaders from regional institutions, development finance institutions and the private sector to examine practical approaches to strengthening regional manufacturing and building competitive value chains across West Africa.
Discussions focused on how African countries can move beyond exporting raw commodities
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