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Nigeria Gets National Policy On Marine And Blue Economy

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President Bola Tinubu in Council today approved Nigeria’s 10-Year National Policy on Marine and Blue Economy- 2025-2034.

The Policy is designed with a robust implementation plan with the goal of harnessing Nigeria’s vast marine resources to drive economic growth.

Nigeria has over 853 kilometres of coastline.

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The most novel part of the policy is that its implementation will be financed primarily from the private sector followed by various other sources.

This is In line with President Tinubu’s vision of Greater Private Investments.

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