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Nigeria’s Finance Minister, Adeosun To Speak At Africa Islamic Finance Forum
Nigeria’s Finance Minister, Mrs Kemi Adeosun will give the opening address at the 3rd Africa Islamic Finance Forum (AIFF) slated to hold in Lagos between 27 to 28, March 2018.
The event is being packaged by the Federal Ministry of Finance in collaboration with the Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector (ICD), the private sector arm of IDB Group.
The exclusive event is designed specifically for the benefit of local and international market players to explore development opportunities in Islamic finance in Africa – focusing on building the market and exploring the huge potential through inward investment and international collaboration.
With full government support and hosting some of the most influential decision-makers in the industry from countries including Nigeria, Somalia, Ivory Coast, Sudan, Kenya and beyond.
Adeosun will address an expected 700 delegates, participating in a programme that incorporates extensive discussions on investment opportunities in key African markets.
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