The central bank of Nigeria has express commitment to expand the forex exchange supply in the country.

The CBN governor godwin emefiele stated this at the third edition of the biannual RTt200 non-oil export summit with the theme, ’RT200: Challenges and prospects to success’, in Lagos.

He noted that the RT200 programme had made good landmark development in export proceed repatriation since its inaguration in February 2022.

, “I want to assure you that the bank is committed to strengthening and expanding foreign exchange supply into the market.

“Naturally, you all are important in this clarion call of expanding the supply of foreign exchange inflow into the economy.

“For exporters, flying the flag of Nigeria in the international market, the Bankers’ Committee and the CBN stand ready to partner with you to achieve your goals.”

Emefiele added that aimed to x-ray the challenges and opportunities associated with the programme and proffer workable solutions for successful implementation of the programme for greater outcome is moving forward.

“Available data shows that repatriation due to the programme increased by 40 per cent from $3.0bn in 2021 to $5.6bn at the end of 2022.

“The momentum for 2023 is equally showing strong numbers and impressive prospects. In the first quarter of 2023, a total of $1.7bn was repatriated to the economy while about $790m was sold at the I&E window year-to-date.” He said

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