Nigeria's Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency (SMEDAN) is partnering with the United States to bridge the gap between Nigerian and American SMEs. The Director-General of SMEDAN, Dr. Dikko Umaru Radda, met with the United States Consul General, Claire Pierangelo, in Lagos to discuss the collaboration. The partnership aims to enhance the capacity of Nigerian SMEs and promote trade between the two countries. It will focus on areas such as capacity building, access to finance, and market linkages. Dr. Radda emphasized the importance of Nigerian SMEs having access to the US market and learning from the success stories of American SMEs. The collaboration will also involve the exchange of best practices and knowledge sharing between the two countries. The partnership is expected to boost economic growth and create job opportunities in Nigeria. [98899f64]
In addition to the memorandum of understanding signed between Nigeria and the United States to strengthen economic ties, the Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN) plans to bridge the gap between Nigerian and US SMEs. The collaboration aims to enhance the capacity of Nigerian SMEs and promote trade between the two countries. The partnership will focus on areas such as capacity building, access to finance, and market linkages. SMEDAN's Director-General, Dr. Dikko Umaru Radda, highlighted the need for Nigerian SMEs to have access to the US market and learn from the success stories of American SMEs. The collaboration will also involve the exchange of best practices and knowledge sharing between the two countries. The partnership is expected to boost economic growth and create job opportunities in Nigeria. [98899f64]