Creative Economy & Cultural Export

Focus of the Day

Day 4 examines how Nigeria can convert global cultural influence into sustainable economic value. The programme focuses on the creative economy as a driver of exports, jobs and investment, moving beyond visibility to address value capture, intellectual property, financing and technology. Discussions position Nigeria’s film, music and cultural industries as scalable export sectors within a structured global marketplace.

Evening Networking Mixer

The Evening Networking Mixer closes Day 4 of Nigeria House Davos 2026 with an informal yet highly curated reception designed to foster meaningful connections among senior government officials, global CEOs, investors, development finance leaders and strategic partners. Set in an intimate environment, the mixer allows participants to continue conversations sparked during the day’s sessions and deepen relationships in a relaxed, off-the-record setting.

Serving as the first major social touchpoint of the week, the mixer blends diplomacy and deal-making, creating space for introductions, early-stage discussions and trust-building ahead of more focused sector engagements. It reinforces Nigeria House as a convening platform where access, dialogue and opportunity come together at Davos.