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IMF: Italy’s labour gap opens door for Nigerian expertise

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says Italy’s drive to boost productivity and attract more workers could open opportunities for Nigerian businesses and professionals. IMF, in its country focus report on Tuesday, said Italy’s economy, though resilient, faces long-term challenges. The challenges range from an ageing population, weak productivity, and a shortage of skilled labour, making … The post IMF: Italy’s labour gap opens door for Nigeri…
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IMF: Italy’s labour gap opens door for Nigerian expertise

Lagos, Sept. 16, 2025 (NAN) The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says Italy’s drive to boost productivity and attract more workers could open opportunities for Nigerian businesses and professionals.   IMF, in its country focus report on Tuesday, said Italy’s economy, though resilient, faces long-term challenges.   The challenges range from an ageing population, weak productivity, […]

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