The annual conference brings together aircraft lessors, financiers, airline executives and policymakers from across the world, offering Nigeria a strategic platform to engage partners on access to modern aircraft, balance-sheet optimisation for airlines and long-term sector development. Part of the statement read: “the Minister’s delegation comprises key industry leaders and regulators, including the Director General, Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, Capt. This year’s engagement further reinforced Nigeria’s growing influence and credibility within the global aviation financing community.”AdvertisementThe statement noted that Nigeria’s aviation reform agenda gained added traction on the second day of the conference, when Keyamo led discussions with Aercap, the world’s largest aircraft leasing company. “Nigeria’s aviation transformation agenda gained further momentum on Day Two of the conference when the Honourable Minister led the delegation in a pivotal strategic meeting with Aercap, the world’s largest aircraft leasing company. “Discussions focused on building a long-term strategic partnership aligned with Nigeria’s fleet modernisation objectives and the urgent need to strengthen operational capacity among Nigerian airline operators.