Dangote Group shares its Vision 2030 roadmap at the 47th Kaduna International Trade Fair, focusing on local production, industrial growth, and SME partnerships

Stakeholders and business leaders at the 47th Kaduna International Trade Fair gained insight into the Dangote Group’s Vision 2030 strategy, presented by Fatima Wali Abdurrahman.

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During the company’s Special Day at the fair, Wali Abdurrahman highlighted the conglomerate’s plans to strengthen Nigeria’s industrial base, enhance economic self-reliance, and expand local production and value addition.

A statement from the Dangote Group noted that Vision 2030 is designed to position the firm as a global manufacturing leader while contributing to national economic growth through job creation, technology adoption, and supply chain expansion.

Wali Abdurrahman explained that the group’s investments span key sectors, including cement, fertiliser, petrochemicals, energy, sugar, and salt, aiming to reduce import dependence and boost domestic manufacturing.

She stressed the importance of inclusive growth through partnerships with small and medium-scale enterprises, distributors, and local suppliers.

“At the Dangote Group, local content development is not a slogan; it is the foundation of our business philosophy,” she said.

The trade fair also saw the launch of new Dangote Sugar sachets in 25kg and 100g packs, as several subsidiaries – including Dangote Cement, Dangote Sugar Refinery, NASCON Allied Industries, Dangote-Sinotruk, Dangote Peugeot Automobile, and Dangote Fertiliser – engaged with stakeholders through dedicated helpdesks.

Farouk Suleiman, President of the Kaduna Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture, described the Dangote Group as a symbol of industrial excellence and praised its consistent support for trade exhibitions and business networking platforms.

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The presentation reinforced the conglomerate’s commitment to Vision 2030, emphasizing industrial expansion, local content, and partnerships as drivers of Nigeria’s economic development.