Abuja – June 4, 2025
The World Trade Center (WTC) Abuja has launched a new initiative known as the Partnerships for Accelerated Development (PAD) aimed at enhancing business competitiveness and economic growth in Nigeria.
Speaking at the unveiling ceremony on Tuesday, WTC Abuja officials said the PAD platform is designed to bring together key players from the public and private sectors to collaborate on trade, investment, and innovation.
According to the organizers, the initiative will focus on helping local businesses scale up operations, access global markets, and adopt best practices. It is also expected to create networking opportunities, encourage foreign direct investment, and foster skills development in strategic sectors.
“The PAD program will serve as a catalyst for economic transformation by connecting Nigerian enterprises with global business opportunities,” said a WTC Abuja spokesperson. “It’s about building strategic partnerships that will drive competitiveness.”
Business leaders, government officials, and representatives of international organizations attended the event and expressed optimism about the impact of PAD on Nigeria’s business landscape.
The World Trade Center Abuja is part of the global WTC network, known for promoting international trade and investment across major cities worldwide.
