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#RenewedHopeWithMIH #BlueEconomySummit In achieving a $1Trillion dollar economy as set by the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration, a coordinated, sustained and responsible mobilization of investments as well as utilisation of marine resources is critical to expanding and diversifying our marine-based industries for national competitiveness. Nigeria has a coastline of over 850km and an exclusive economic zone of more than 200 nautical miles. Nigeria possesses vast untapped potential within the Blue Economy — encompassing maritime transport, fisheries, aquaculture, shipbuilding, offshore energy, tourism, marine biotechnology. Globally, the ocean economy is projected to reach over $3 trillion by 2030, projected to double from $2.6 trillion in 2020, reach over $3trillion by 2030 and $5.1 trillion by 2050, emerging as a compelling investment opportunity. Several structural characteristics underpin this potential and Nigeria’s strategic location as West Africa’s maritime hub positions it to harness substantial socio-economic benefits. However, realizing this potential requires coordinated efforts to unlock investment opportunities, strengthen institutional frameworks, and reform systemic inefficiencies in the port ecosystem that impede trade facilitation, increase logistics costs, and limit competitiveness as well as human capital. Join the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria at the Blue Economy Investment Summit as he launches human centric projects at the event.

MARITIME INNOVATIONS HUB IN COLLABORATION WITH THE FEDERAL MINISTRY OF MARINE AND BLUE ECONOMY. The Annual Event Aims To Catalyze Real Economic Activities Within Strategic Value Chains Of The Marine And Blue Economy With People At The Center, And With Measurable Economic Impact As The Target. The National Policy Of Marine And Blue Economy, A Strategic Framework Designed To Harness Nigeria’s Vast Marine And Coastal Resources To Foster Sustainable Economic Growth, Inclusive Prosperity And Environmental Protection As Approved In May 2025 Aligns With Global Trends Towards Sustainable Exploitation Of Ocean Resources And Positions Nigeria As A Leader In The Marine And Blue Economy Sector. The Policy Was Approved By The Federal Executive Council For A Ten Year Period In Its First Phase (2025-2034) Which Aims To Transform Nigeria Into A Major Hub For Maritime Trade In Africa, As Well As A Global Reference For Sustainable Marine And Blue Economy Development Practices, To Promote Economic Development, Social Equity, And Environmental Stewardship. #RenewedHopeWithMIH #BlueEconomySummit #MaritimeGrowthNigeria

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