Finland Assumes Lead Role in Team Europe Initiative to Strengthen Nigeria’s Digital Public Services and Support the 3MTT programme
The Government of Finland is proud to announce that it will take the lead in a new Team Europe Initiative designed to enhance Nigeria’s digital public services and advance inclusive digital skills.
The initiative, titled “Support to Digital Public Services and Talent Management”, is valued at EUR 23 million and fully funded by the European Union.
It forms part of the EU–Nigeria Digital Economy Package under the Global Gateway strategy and is aligned with Nigeria’s National Digital Economy Policy and Strategy (NDEPS) 2020–2030 and the Ministry’s strategic priorities (2023–2027), in close cooperation with the Federal Ministry of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy (FMCIDE).
Through this initiative, the EU and its Member States aim to:
- expand access to secure, interoperable and citizen-centric digital public services;
- strengthen institutional capacity and governance;
- and support the rollout of the 3 Million Technical Talent (3MTT) programme.
By doing so, the programme will contribute to improving public service delivery, reinforcing trust in government, and creating new economic opportunities for citizens and businesses.
“Finland has a long and proven track record in secure digital governance, interoperability, and citizen‑centric public services. By bringing this expertise into the Team Europe Initiative, we are committed to supporting Nigeria in developing interoperable digital public services that meet the highest EU standards. Our collaboration will strengthen cybersecurity and data‑protection practices, build institutional capacity, and expand inclusive digital access for both citizens and businesses. Together, we are helping to shape a trusted, transparent, and innovation‑driven digital future for Nigeria,” comments H.E. Sanna Selin, Finland’s Ambassador to Nigeria.
For further information or interview requests, please contact:
Embassy of Finland in Abuja – Press and Communications
Ms. Maria Ruuskanen
Email: maria.ruuskanen@gov.fi
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