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world-class commercial bank, Fidelity
Bank Plc, has reaffirmed its determination in boosting the capacities of exporters
in Nigeria with the fourth stream of the Export
Management Program (EMP) scheduled to hold at the Lagos Business School (LBS) before the end of February, 2017, Tectono
Business Review gathered.
Yes, the
Export Management Program (EMP) is the brainchild of the partnership between
the bank, LBS and the Nigerian Export
Promotion Council (NEPC). Tectono Business Review gathered that the
programme is designed to provide impactful, world-class training needed to
improve the competitiveness of Nigerian enterprises, particular export-oriented
businesses and the associated value players in the global market.
The Group
Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Fidelity Bank Plc, Nnamdi Okonkwo, while speaking on the
programme said: “We are doing the tough job of
financing SMEs in Nigeria. A sizeable number have export potential. It is
therefore a natural fit for us to partner with the LBS and the NEPC to make
this capacity building initiative happen.
“A
well-diversified Nigerian economy is germane to economic growth and
development. When the economy grows, businesses flourish and banking thrives
better. It’s a win-win for all”.
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