Nigeria’s growth hinges on strong public-private partnership – Cardoso
The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Olayemi Cardoso, emphasizes the necessity of public-private partnerships for Nigeria’s sustainable growth and macroeconomic stability.
In a recent statement on his social media platform, Olayemi Cardoso, the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), articulated that Nigeria's economic future is contingent upon robust collaboration between the public and private sectors. He highlighted the importance of sustained institutional coordination, stating that isolated measures would not yield lasting macroeconomic stability. As Nigeria navigates its economic challenges, the CBN is prioritizing efforts to restore confidence and implement reforms that are aligned with long-term stability goals.
Cardoso underscored that the commencement of the year presents a pivotal opportunity to focus on strategic coordination among institutions. He noted that the ongoing reforms at the CBN aim to not only safeguard macroeconomic stability but also to foster an environment where public and private sectors can thrive together. By delineating his vision for the apex bank's policy direction, Cardoso aims to assure stakeholders that collective efforts are essential to achieving sustainable economic outcomes.
The role of public-private partnerships is critical in mobilizing resources and expertise that will support Nigeria's economic development. Cardoso's assertions reflect an understanding that the resilience of Nigeria’s economy is intertwined with its ability to facilitate effective partnerships. The CBN is committed to taking actionable steps that will bolster institutional collaboration, ultimately paving the way for Nigeria's growth trajectory and enhancing the overall economic landscape.