2023 & Beyond:
Priorities for shared prosperity

The acronym ‘NESG’ stands for the Nigerian Economic Summit Group.

The NESG was founded in 1993 by a group of passionate and concerned private sector leaders representing key economic sectors. They conceived the Nigerian Economic Summit (NES) and sustained it as a platform for bringing together private sector leaders and senior public sector officials to discuss and dialogue on the future of the Nigerian Economy.

The NESG is NOT a government agency. The NESG is a non-profit, non-partisan private sector organization with a mandate to promote and champion the reform of the Nigerian economy into an open, private sector-led globally competitive economy.

The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) is a non-profit, non-partisan private sector organisation with a mandate to promote and champion the reform of the Nigerian economy into an open, private sector-led, globally competitive economy. It was established in 1996 by a group of passionate and concerned private sector leaders as a platform for bringing together private sector leaders and senior public sector officials to discuss and dialogue on the future of the Nigerian economy. Over the years, the NESG has achieved significant progress in research outputs, execution of programmes, seminars, conferences, and workshops to facilitate the formulation and implementation of social and economic reform programmes for the growth and transformation of the Nigerian economy. The NESG has emerged as the most notable platform for public-private dialogue in Nigeria and has also established an excellent working relationship with the Government of Nigeria, the public sector, the private sector, and other stakeholders.

The Nigerian Economic Summit Group is a non-profit, non-partisan private-sector think tank with a mandate to promote and champion the reform of the Nigerian economy into an open, globally competitive economy

The theme of the 27th NES is “2023 & Beyond: Priorities for shared prosperity” The 28th Nigerian Economic Summit (NES #28) is designed to convene leaders and stakeholders in government, business, politics, civil society, international organisations, diplomatic community and academia to envisage ways Nigeria can reverse poor economic trends, improve the human capital base of the economy, mitigate security challenges, lay the necessary foundation that will leapfrog Nigeria into a future of economic progress, and sustain inclusive economic growth.

NES#28 is the 28th Nigerian Economic Summit and is the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG). The 28th Nigerian Economic Summit (NES #28) is designed to convene leaders and stakeholders in government, business, politics, civil society, international organisations, diplomatic community and academia to envisage ways Nigeria can reverse poor economic trends, improve the human capital base of the economy, mitigate security challenges, lay the necessary foundation that will leapfrog Nigeria into a future of economic progress, and sustain inclusive economic growth.

NES28 will hold at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja, on the 24th and 25th of October, 2022

You can be a part of the 28th Nigerian Economic Summit (NES#28 by registering at www.nesgroup.org/28

The main Summit takes place over two days (24th October 2022 and 25th October 2022)

You can indicate your preferred sessions when you register at www.nesgroup.org/28

You can register for the 28th Nigerian Economic Summit by at www.nesgroup.org/28.

Your opinions and all discussions at the 28th Nigerian Economic Summit will be captured and recorded. All discussions at the Summit will be presented as a green book and made available to the public.

After the 28th Nigerian Economic Summit, all the discussions from the Summit are curated into a compendium called - Green book. The Green Book is presented to the Federal Executive Council for implementation via the Federal Ministry of Finance, Budget & National Planning.

The Nigerian Economic Summit as an annual event brings together chief executives/top-level operators from the private sector and very senior Government officials to discuss how best to develop the Nigerian economy and monitor the progress that is being made. The Summit's primary focus is the short to medium-term policy direction while giving priority to the national interest in the context of the evolving global economy. The annual Nigerian Economic Summits are a means for improving and generating better domestic policies via cooperation. The annual Nigerian Economic Summits has, over the years, contributed to improving domestic economic policymaking. The Nigerian Economic Summit remains a significant forum for sharing information. A substantial proportion of NES recommendations over the years have since become part of Government Policy.

All discussions from previous summits are available for free downloads on www.nesgroup.org/greenbook.

Yes, there is. You can download the events app on iOS and Playstore using this link http://onelink.to/28

No refunds will be made after payment.