As the world gathers for the highly anticipated Osaka Expo 2025
Showcasing Nigeria’s Innovation and Sustainability at Osaka Expo 2025
, Nigeria proudly steps onto the global stage with a mission to redefine how the world perceives its products, innovations, and contributions to a sustainable future. Under the banner of the Made in Nigeria Project, this initiative is not just a celebration of Nigeria’s rich heritage but a powerful statement of its potential to drive global development and economic growth.
Made in Nigeria at Osaka Expo 2025: A Vision of Excellence
The Made in Nigeria Project is set to take center stage at the Expo, presenting a unique pavilion that showcases the country’s innovative products, creative industries, and sustainable solutions. From groundbreaking technologies to eco-friendly products and traditional crafts reimagined for the modern world, the pavilion will highlight the best of Nigeria’s entrepreneurial spirit and resourcefulness.
The mission of the Made in Nigeria initiative is clear: to position Nigeria as a hub of innovation and sustainability on the global stage. By participating in Osaka Expo 2025, the project aims to forge international partnerships, attract investments, and inspire a deeper appreciation for Nigeria’s contributions to the global economy.
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Sustainability at the Heart of Nigerian Innovation
Nigeria’s participation in Osaka Expo 2025 aligns seamlessly with the event’s theme, “Designing Future Society for Our Lives.” The country is poised to demonstrate how its products and innovations contribute to sustainable practices, addressing pressing global challenges like climate change and resource efficiency.
From renewable energy solutions to eco-friendly packaging, organic agricultural products, and waste-to-wealth initiatives, Nigeria’s industries are embracing sustainability as a core value. These efforts reflect the nation’s commitment to balancing economic growth with environmental stewardship, making its contributions highly relevant to the Expo’s focus on creating a better future for all.
Why Supporting Made in Nigeria Matters
Investing in and supporting Made in Nigeria products is not just about celebrating a country’s ingenuity—it’s about unlocking opportunities for global development and local economic growth. By empowering Nigerian businesses and entrepreneurs, international investors can tap into a dynamic market filled with potential. Moreover, the ripple effects of these investments can transform communities, create jobs, and uplift countless lives.
Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage, combined with its forward-thinking approach to innovation, positions it as a key player in the global movement toward a sustainable and inclusive economy. Supporting this initiative means being part of a larger vision to bridge gaps, foster collaboration, and build a better world.
Visit the Made in Nigeria Pavilion: Be Part of the Future
The Made in Nigeria pavilion at Osaka Expo 2025 promises an inspiring experience for all visitors. From interactive displays and product showcases to cultural performances and thought-provoking discussions, the pavilion will offer a glimpse into Nigeria’s vibrant present and promising future.
We invite you to join us in celebrating Nigeria’s creativity, resilience, and commitment to sustainability. Explore the innovations, support the initiatives, and become a partner in this transformative journey. Together, we can design a future that works for everyone.
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The "Made in Nigeria" Project Office in Abuja, a strategic initiative under the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (OSGF), aims to promote locally manufactured goods and services, strengthen the Nigerian economy, and position Nigerian products competitively in the global market.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Purpose:
The project's core objective is to encourage citizens to support and take pride in locally produced goods and services, ultimately fostering national economic growth.
Key Activities:
Promoting Local Products: The office actively promotes locally manufactured goods and services.
Strategic Insights: They offer strategic insights, data-driven analysis, and actionable recommendations to drive businesses forward.
National Strategy: The "Made in Nigeria" project office is part of a national strategy for home-grown economic promotion, sustainable growth, innovation, entrepreneurship, and brand development.
Leadership:
The National Coordinator of the "Made in Nigeria" Project Office is George Nwabueze, who serves as the Executive Director under the International Organisation Department within the OSGF.
Abuja Expo 2025:
The Made in Nigeria Project Office is organizing the Abuja Expo 2025, featuring the Buy Nigeria Trade Fair Exhibition and Economic Forum from April 7 to April 30, 2025.
Contact Information:
Address: .
Phone: 08083833262 | 08027383496 | 09035151168.
Website: www.madeinnigeriang.org.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/madeinnigeriaprojectfct/