The stage is set for the Maritime Reporters Association of Nigeria, MARAN to host the much publicized Nigeria- China Currency Swap Deal.
The theme of the Breakfast Meeting is “Navigating the Nigeria-Peoples Republic Of China Currency Swap: Opportunities and Challenges for Import, Export and Maritime Business.”
The meeting is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, April 15, 2025 by 10.00am prompt at the Rockview Hotel, Apapa, Lagos.
The President of MARAN, Mr. Godfrey Bivbere said that the breakfast meeting will attract participants from the government and private sector as well as the Chinese Embassy in Nigeria.
Also, the Nigeria-China Strategic Partnership, importers, exporters, maritime operators and trade organizations are billed to attend the meeting.
Mr. Bivbere said that the Breakfast meeting is in fulfillment of MARAN’s role as a watch dog in the Maritime sector and to ensure that Nigerian business men take full advantage of the meeting.
The Nigeria-China currency swap aims to facilitate bilateral trade by providing Naira liquidity to Chinese businesses and Yuan liquidity to Nigerian businesses, thereby reducing reliance on foreign currencies for transactions.
Mr. Bivbere said that the meeting would provide a platform for critical stakeholders in the import and export sectors, policymakers, and government to examine the implications of the currency swap deal, especially in the face of the fluctuating value of the US dollar and its impact on imports.
He said that it would foster better understanding of the currency swap deal and its impact on stakeholders involved in import, export, and maritime businesses.
Meanwhile, Mr. Bivbere, said that the Central Bank of Nigeria, the Federal Ministry of Finance and the Chinese Embassy have confirmed they will attend.
Also, the Chairman of the Breakfast meeting who is also the Chairman of the Customs Consultative Council, Aare Hakeem Olanrewaju, the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents, ANLCA, and other major stakeholders have confirmed they will attend the meeting.
The breakfast meeting promises to provide the necessary insights for stakeholders to navigate the opportunities and perceived challenges in the currency swap deal.
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