NPCC Hosts NIMAREX Executives on Courtesy Visit

The Nigerian Ports Consultative Council recently received executives and stakeholders of the Nigerian Maritime Expo during a courtesy visit aimed at strengthening collaboration and fostering greater unity within Nigeria’s maritime industry.

The meeting, held in Lagos on April 28, 2026, brought together key stakeholders from across the maritime sector, including representatives of shipowners’ associations and industry professionals committed to the advancement of Nigeria’s blue economy and maritime trade ecosystem.

Welcoming the delegation on behalf of the Council, the Vice Chairperson of NPCC, Mrs. Jean Chiazor-Anishere, SAN, expressed appreciation to the NIMAREX executives for the visit and commended their continued efforts toward promoting dialogue and cooperation among maritime stakeholders.

During the engagement, discussions centered on the importance of industry cohesion, stakeholder inclusion, and the need to sustain platforms that encourage maritime development, investment promotion, and international participation in Nigeria’s maritime sector.

The visiting delegation highlighted ongoing efforts to reposition NIMAREX as a broader collaborative platform capable of bringing together diverse maritime interests for the collective growth of the industry. They also acknowledged the historical contributions and strategic role of NPCC as one of the longstanding voices in Nigeria’s maritime sector.

Stakeholders at the meeting emphasized the importance of effective communication, institutional cooperation, and sustained stakeholder engagement in achieving long-term industry objectives. The discussions also underscored the need to create stronger partnerships capable of attracting international participation and supporting the continued growth of maritime business opportunities in Nigeria.

Speaking during the engagement, representatives of NPCC reiterated the Council’s willingness to support initiatives that promote unity, industry development, and constructive stakeholder collaboration within the maritime sector.

The meeting further reinforced the shared commitment of both organizations toward strengthening Nigeria’s maritime industry through dialogue, strategic partnerships, and inclusive participation of critical stakeholders.

As a longstanding maritime stakeholder institution, the Nigerian Ports Consultative Council remains committed to supporting initiatives that advance the growth, competitiveness, and sustainability of Nigeria’s ports and maritime sector.