Olusegun Awolowo, CEO, NEPC |
According to the NEPC, to access new
markets, non-oil exporters must be willing to operate in line with global best
standards and also leverage opportunities at trade fairs to present their
competitive edge to potential customers and businesses.
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Speaking on, ‘Effective tools for
accessing international market’, at a capacity building programme for non-oil
exporters in Lagos, the Chief Executive Officer of NEPC, Olusegun Awolowo, who was represented by Assistant Director and
Head, Trade Information, Mrs. Francisca
Odega, urged non-oil exporters to leverage trade fairs to gain access to the
international markets. He expressed concern about the low level of
participation of Nigerian players in the global market space, adding that the
Council was poised to change the narrative.
With an emphasis on effective
participation at trade fairs, the NEPC explained that fairs are adjudged as one
of the most effective means of gaining access to the international market. “Well-organised fairs will attract many buyers and exhibitors
and therefore represent a concentrated market in which you can gather
information, learn about the target market and its trends. It also provides a
platform to get customer feedback on your export products, identify buyers and
representatives, learn about the competitors and their products and generate
orders,” he added.
National
President, Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, lndustry, Mines and
Agriculture (NACCIMA), Iyalode Alaba
Lawson, urged the exporters to take advantage of the capacity building
exercise to get familiar with new trends and requirements needed to access new
markets. http://www.tectono-business.com/2016/02/contemporary-step-by-step-guide-to.html
Export consultant and Managing Director
of XPT Export Logistic, Kola Awe,
urged participants to understand the requirements of the markets for which they
seek to access. (Guardian)
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