CIFAL Atlanta: An International Training Center that serves government authorities and civil society leaders throughout western hemisphere. It specializes in 4 main areas: Economic Development, Social Development, Information Technology, and Environmental sustainability.

AGOA: The Act provides for duty-free and quota-free access to the US market without limits for some African products made in eligible sub-saharan countries. It also provides for substantial growth of duty-free and quota-free apparel import made from fabric produced in beneficiary countries in Africa. Additional GSP line items include: Footwear, luggage, handbags and watches.

Jimmy Carter Center: In the 90s, ANICC helped Prince Julius Adelusi Adeluyi then Minister with Federal Ministry of Health and Human Services to secure $1million health assistance on River Blindness from this Center. The Chamber is capable of helping Imo State to access and benefit from the center’s International Task Force program for disease Eradication and primary health services programs.

United States Diplomatic Mission to Nigeria, Commercial Department

The Economic Sections of the U.S. Embassy, Abuja and the Consulate General, Lagos are responsible for a broad range of economic policy issues. In coordination with other U.S. Government agencies and under the guidance of the Chief of Mission (Ambassador or Charge d`Affaires)

The Nigerian Consulate in Atlanta Georgia
Nigerian Entrepreneurs in (the/Southeast) USA are invited to register their businesses/companies with the Consulate General.

U. S Department of Commerce
U. S Department of Commerce

The Georgia Department of Economic Development (GDEcD) is your one-stop-shop for accessing these assets and amassing the right components for success