China Taps Nigeria for Pharmaceutical Factory
Submitted by Bill Belew on Monday, 4 December 2006No Comment
I don't know how long it will be, but I am convinced that Africa is the next China, the next India, the next Southern Asia.
China already has its foot in the door.
China and Nigeria signed a memo of understanding to build a pharmaceutical manufacturing factory in Nigeria's Osun.
The factory, to be completed by the middle of June next year for a cost of $50
million, will produce anti-malaria drugs.
Nigeria is giving away land, setting up free trade zones and building an airport nearby to service the factory.
What's more important is that China sees a future here – future business, future manufacturing opportunities, a strategic partner.
What do you think?
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