…as FG seek stronger economic partnerships, investment opportunities 
By Gloria Ikibah
The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Taiwo Oyedele, has arrived in Bangkok, Thailand, to lead Nigeria’s delegation to the 2026 Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank Group.
The meetings, scheduled for October 12 to 18, will bring together finance ministers, central bank governors, development partners and other key economic decision-makers to discuss global economic trends, financing priorities and strategies for sustainable growth.
Oyedele’s participation comes as the Federal Government seeks to consolidate its economic reforms, strengthen macroeconomic stability and attract investment to stimulate productive activities and create jobs.
In a statement issued by Head of the Information and Public Relations Unit of the Federal Ministry of Finance,mEfe Ovuakporie, on Sunday, she said the meetings will provide Nigeria with an opportunity to engage international financial institutions and development partners on issues central to the country’s economic priorities.
According to the statement, Nigeria’s participation will focus on strengthening its engagement with the global economic community at a time when the government is working to ensure that economic reforms deliver tangible benefits to businesses and citizens.
The meetings are also expected to provide a platform for discussions on global economic developments, access to financing and policies to support sustainable economic growth.
For Nigeria, the engagements come against the backdrop of efforts to improve economic stability, expand business opportunities and encourage investment across key sectors of the economy.
Further details of Oyedele’s engagements and Nigeria’s participation will be made available as the meetings progress.
