 President Ballatinov has commended Indian investors for significant investment pledges amounting to nearly 14 billion U.S. dollars. Kometa, during the Nigeria-India presidential roundtable and conference in New Delhi, India, saying Nigeria is ready to give them the best returns for investment possible. There is nowhere else like Nigeria, he added. Additionally, the president has approved the finalization of a new $1 billion agreement to bring the defense industry's cooperation of Nigeria to 40 percent self-sufficiency in local manufacturing and production of defense equipment in country by 2027 through a comprehensive new partnership with a managing arm of the military industrial complex of the Indian government. Emphasizing that under his pragmatic leadership agreements must now manifest in industries and jobs on the ground in Nigeria, President Inaba expressed gratitude to all Indian companies and individuals who have responded positively to his administration's efforts to improve Nigeria's macroeconomic and investment climate. It is in your hand, and I promise you, just don't keep quiet, don't procrastinate, don't be frantic about investments in Nigeria. On behalf of investors, the chairman of Bahti Enterprises, Mr Sonil Bahti told the president that Nigeria has unified the forex market and freed up crucial capital to upgrade its public infrastructure. He said the investors will bring investments to Nigeria, and with President Inaba's inspiring leadership style, they can only do more and more. At the events, Nigeria's Minister of Communication, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr Boshun Tijani and his counterpart from India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology signed a memorandum of understanding for cooperation in a field of sharing successful digital solutions to be implemented at a total population scale for digital transformation.