Nigeria House Davos Officially Inaugurated, Showcasing Nigeria’s Global Vision at the World Economic Forum 2026

Nigeria today marked a powerful milestone on the global stage with the official inauguration of Nigeria House Davos 2026, a strategic hub created to spotlight the nation’s innovation, investment potential, and leadership at the World Economic Forum (WEF).

The inauguration was graced by the Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, H.E. Kashim Shettima, alongside key Ministers including Trade and Investment, Technology, Solid Minerals, and other senior government and private-sector leaders. Their presence underscored Nigeria’s renewed commitment to global partnerships, economic transformation, and inclusive growth.

Nigeria House Davos serves as a dynamic meeting point for policymakers, investors, innovators, and global leaders—designed to amplify Nigerian voices, facilitate high-level dialogue, and catalyze strategic partnerships across sectors such as technology, energy, infrastructure, trade, and human capital development.

Speaking at the event, stakeholders emphasized that Nigeria House is more than a pavilion—it is a platform for solutions, collaboration, and storytelling. It represents Nigeria’s readiness to lead conversations on Africa’s future and to co-create opportunities that benefit both local communities and the global economy.

Dr. Ambassador Sonnia Agu, a member of the Nigeria House Committee, noted that the space embodies “a bold reintroduction of Nigeria to the world—one rooted in innovation, credibility, and purpose. Nigeria House Davos is where ideas meet action, and where Nigeria’s future is shaped in real time.”

With a robust calendar of panels, closed-door investment sessions, cultural showcases, and bilateral engagements, Nigeria House Davos 2026 is set to be a cornerstone of Nigeria’s engagement at WEF—positioning the nation as a forward-thinking partner in global development.

As the doors officially open, Nigeria House Davos stands as a beacon of possibility, inviting the world to experience Nigeria’s potential, resilience, and vision for a shared future.

As the doors officially open, Nigeria House Davos stands as a beacon of possibility, inviting the world to experience Nigeria’s potential, resilience, and vision for a shared future.

— Dr. Ambassador Sonnia Agu
Implementing Partner, Nigeria House Davos 2026