NSIA says healthcare investments saved Nigeria $200 million in medical tourism outflows
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- Nigeria’s Sovereign Investment Authority said its healthcare investments saved about $200 million in foreign exchange linked to medical tourism.
- Managing Director Aminu Umar-Sadiq said the intervention aimed to address medical tourism through NSIA healthcare investments.
The Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority said its healthcare investments have saved the country about $200 million in foreign exchange outflows associated with medical tourism.
NSIA Managing Director Aminu Umar-Sadiq said the intervention sought to address medical tourism through investments in healthcare.
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