PPPs best option to bridge West Africa’s infrastructure gap — ICRC DG
Participants agreed that Public-Private Partnerships remain one of the most viable frameworks for mobilising private investment, closing West Africa’s infrastructure gap and promoting sustainable economic development across the sub-region.
Ewalefoh reaffirmed Nigeria’s commitment to strengthening its PPP ecosystem through transparent regulation, sound governance and innovative project development frameworks capable of attracting credible private investment into critical infrastructure in Nigeria and across West Africa.“As infrastructure needs continue to outpace public resources across the region, governments must create enabling environments that attract greater private sector participation through transparent regulatory frameworks and bankable projects,” he said.
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