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i.
The First Hospitality Fair (India) 2007, October 8-11, 2007
ii.
17th Broadcast India Trade Fair and Exhibition November 1-3
iii.
India Trade Promotion Organization (ITPO) Annual Trade Fair,
November 14-27, 2007
Accordingly, NIPC mobilized many Nigerian businessmen and exhibitors as
well as government officials to participate at the fairs.
Consequently, the collaboration with the High Commission and the participation
of Nigerian businessmen at the fairs has strengthened the existing economic
relationship between Nigeria and India on one hand, and NIPC and the High
Commission of India on the other. In addition, the participation of Nigerian
businessmen/exhibitors has afforded them the opportunity to acquire new skills
and professionalism in their respective sectors, facilitated the initiation of new
businesses, strengthened existing business relationships and most importantly,
improved the corporate image of the country.
INVESTORS SERVICES AT NIPC ZONAL OFFICES
In continuation of establishing collaborative relationship with investors and
relevant stakeholders in the zones, the zonal offices visited companies operating
within their areas of coverage.
The aim was to identify peculiar issues considered as hindrances to the growth of
businesses in these states. Below are some of the key issues:
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Harassment by local authorities nationwide and security agents over
sundry taxes nationwide. They were of the opinion that government
should have a clear cut policy on taxes to stern this menace on our
highways.
Non Existence of Level Playing Ground for Stakeholders. The need for a
level playing field for stakeholders should be created to avoid a market of
monopoly.
Destination Inspection: Most importers of major raw materials opined
that government policy on Destination Inspection was being frustrated by
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