Nigeria and Poland have committed to deepening economic cooperation and fast-tracking strategic investments, following a high-level meeting between the Nigerian Finance Minister, Wale Edun, and Poland’s Deputy Foreign Minister for Africa, Wojciech Zajączkowski.
The bilateral talks, which took place in Abuja, focused on boosting trade and unlocking new avenues for private-sector partnerships across key sectors of the Nigerian economy.
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Edun highlighted the Federal Government’s (FG) recent economic reforms, stating that they have strengthened the economic outlook, improved macroeconomic indicators, and boosted investor confidence.
He encouraged the Polish delegation to explore investment opportunities in sectors critical to Nigeria’s growth, including manufacturing, digital infrastructure, renewable energy, mining, agriculture, and defence technology.
In response, Zajączkowski reaffirmed Poland’s view of Nigeria as its top strategic partner in Africa.
He commended the Nigerian government’s reform efforts and expressed Warsaw’s readiness to expand collaboration, particularly in private-sector investment and digital governance.
Both officials agreed to accelerate engagement between the two nations to support mutually beneficial economic growth and turn dialogue into tangible investment and cooperation.
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The meeting signals a renewed push by both countries to capitalise on their strategic partnership, which has seen growing trade volumes and recent agreements on agricultural cooperation and trade financing.
