The second edition of the Anambra Investment Summit brought together over 2,500 stakeholders from the Anambra State Government, international communities, private sector, diaspora, and residents of Anambra State to discuss and chart ways forward for a smoother and more productive investment climate in the state.

The Agency organized an interactive session with young professionals and stakeholders in the Private Sector to highlight some key infrastructure projects the State is developing.

The Anambra Investment Summit 2023 marked a significant milestone in Anambra's journey towards economic prosperity. The summit brought together a diverse array of stakeholders, including development partners, finance institutions, government officials, and industry leaders. Discussions and collaborations centered on strategies for inclusive economic growth and investment opportunities within Anambra State.

The Agency has paid numerous visits to various financial partners across the country to discuss potential areas of partnership in project development and execution.

The Agency hosted members of the Press to a media roundtable to discuss the activities of the agency for the earlier half of 2023, and what its plans were for the remainder of the year.

The Agency held a meeting with the leaders of the organized private sector, in the state. This session had in attendance, the leadership of the Chamber of Commerce and that of Manufacturers Association of Nigeria(MAN).

As part of its ongoing commitment to fortify strategic partnerships, the Agency undertook a familiarization tour to Abuja. Throughout this tour, representatives from the Agency engaged with various development partners, including the UN, World Bank, Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, the Indian High Commission, and the Embassy for the Republic of South Korea. In addition to these international engagements, the Agency also visited key Federal Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) such as the Nigeria Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC), the Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority (NEPZA), and the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA). During these interactions, the Agency took the opportunity to articulate its mandate, elucidate the policy direction outlined by the Soludo-led administration, and showcase significant infrastructure projects currently in progress within the State.

The ANSIPPA team and other relevant Agencies and Ministries, led by the MD/CEO, Mr Mark Okoye, held an interactive session with all Transition Chairmen of the 21 Local Government Areas of the State. The event was geared to discuss various forms of partnerships and how the LGAs can work hand in hand with the Agency to promote Investment in Anambra State.