Eurochem Nigeria receives €300,000 grant from the EU
The European Union’s €300,000 grant is a three years finance to strengthen its European Chamber of Commerce in Nigeria in 2025.
Eurochem Nigeria receives €300,000 grant from the EU
The European Chamber of Commerce (Eurochem) in Nigeria has received a three years grant of €300,000 from the European Union. This financing is aimed at supporting the institution development in Nigeria. Precisely, the major purpose of the funds is to strengthen its secretariat, expand its advocacy, and improve external engagement for its members. The Eurochem Nigeria represents all the European businesses currently operating in Nigeria. The organization did it 25th anniversary, called Eurocham’s 25th Annual Stakeholders Conference, on Thursday, 30th of January, 2025, in Lagos Nigeria. According to EU Ambassador to Nigeria and ECOWAS, Gautier Mignot, the EU’s €300,000 finance would encourage trade and investment, benefiting both European and Nigerian economies, and strengthening the EU's role as a key partner for Nigeria. The grant is part of the EU Global Gateway Strategy, which focuses on improving infrastructure in Nigeria and other African countries. Notably, the EU Global Strateg…
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