Investor Presentaiton

The Commission is handling the development of investment sector specific friendly policies that are globally competitive and ensure the free flow of FDI into all sectors of the economy. This is in line with the wish of the Federal Government of Nigeria to develop investment friendly policies that are globally competitive and ensure the free flow of FDI into all sectors of the economy. In addition to a broad-based generic policies and incentive package, Government desires to develop sector- specific policies aimed at creating a predictable, stable policy environment by eliminating, as much as possible, distortions often created by grant of discretionary concessions and privileges as well as creating a level playing ground for all investors. Sectors under consideration include, but not limited to, the following: Aviation, Agriculture, Energy, Maritime, Tourism, ICT, Manufacturing (all sectors), Oil and Gas, Banking &Finance, Solid Minerals, Health, Education, Construction, Research & Development, Industrial Parks & Free Zones, Road & Rail Transportation, Textile & Garment, and others. 5.9.5 STRATEGIC ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP CONFERENCE IN ROMANIA AND BULGARIA DEVELOPMENT The Commission is participating in the Inter-Ministerial Meeting on Strategic Economic Partnership Development Conference in Romania, and Bulgaria, scheduled to hold in the two countries from February 22nd - 1st March 2009. 5.9.6 REVIEW OF INDUSTRIAL AND TRADE POLICY OF NIGERIA The Commission was in the review, update and harmonization of the Industrial and Trade Policy documents into one document; as carried out by the Federal Ministry of Commerce and Industry in collaboration with some relevant agencies. The final draft - Industrial and Trade Policy is being reviewed by the Department. NIGERIA - IRAN JOINT COMMISSION The Commission represented the Commission at the Inter-ministerial meeting of the Nigeria - Iran Joint Commission held at the Conference Room of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the 3rd June 2008. The purpose was to consider Nigeria's 103

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