He added that the 2025 summit would foster partnerships and attract investments to Nigeria.
Mr Ewalefoh urged the World Bank to increase support for Nigeria by providing funds and capacity development to generate more eligible project pipelines.
She noted that approximately 15 per cent of the investment was earmarked for climate-related initiatives.
Mr Shettima will co-chair the launch of the Private Sector Action Plan for African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCTA).
“This obviously requires deliberate action on the part of all stakeholders to address our peculiar challenges,” he added.
TETFund said the move was part of efforts to improve employability in the country.
The fund was used to address rising inflation, deepening food insecurity, war, and the continued negative impact of COVID-19.
The vice president will participate in the event alongside other leaders in the continent and beyond.
This comes days after Rwanda signed another contract with BioNTech to establish manufacturing capacity for vaccines in the country.
