The Nigerian government has set plans in motion towards strengthening partnerships and boosting growth in the country’s aviation sector through the successful hosting of its upcoming Air Show in December, 2025.
The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Dr. Ibrahim Kana, recently hosted an interactive session with international airline operators and private sector stakeholders in preparation for the country’s first-ever International Air Show, scheduled to take place in December.
According to the ministry’s statement, the meeting provided a platform for stakeholders to discuss investment opportunities, collaboration, and sustainable development within the industry.
With the support of international airline operators and private sector stakeholders, the country is well on its way to hosting a successful air show that will have a lasting impact on the industry.
The Nigerian government has expressed its commitment to the growth of the aviation industry, and the Ministry has welcomed a private sector-led initiative to host the air show.
Dr. Kana emphasized the importance of the air show, describing it as a strategic initiative to attract global investors, deepen partnerships, and promote national progress.
The event is expected to revitalize investor confidence, signal Nigeria’s readiness to do business on the global stage, and contribute significantly to the country’s economic development.
The air show aims to project Nigeria’s aviation potential, attract global partnerships, and close connectivity gaps within the region.
It is also expected to promote intra-African trade and tourism, expand aviation infrastructure, and strengthen collaboration between the aviation industry and financial institutions.
The Chief Executive Officer of the Nigeria International Air Show, Bria Williams, expressed gratitude to the Ministry for its support.
Many international and local airline operators, including ValueJet, Air France, Badr Airlines, Royal Air Maroc, and Turkish Airlines, have pledged their support and commitment to the event.
The Nigeria International Air Show is poised to be a major milestone in the country’s aviation history, and stakeholders are optimistic about its potential to drive growth and development in the sector.
