“Global corporations now operate with much consistency while MSMEs experience enhanced participation in international value chains, increased market access and reach, improved internal and external market efficiency, and lower transaction costs,” he noted.He also said that there is a need to maintain the tide and optimize the benefit of technology and e-commerce, which have necessitated Nigeria to have a robust national e-commerce policy and strategy.
“The policy will help us as a nation to make use of trade agreements that facilitate e-commerce for national benefits and avoid possible distortions that could jeopardise the optimisation of the opportunities in e-commerce and hinder the growth of our businesses. The chairman of NACEDE, Mr. Suleman Adebayo Audu, director of the Commodities and Export Department, at the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment in his earlier remarks stated that taking advantage of the Digital Economy will boost the growth of e-Commerce across the country thereby bringing Foreign Direct Investment , and grow the economy.
The policy document will be compiled as part of the scorecard of the present administration which will boost the operations of e-Commerce across the country.
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