I would be interested in hearing, Ms. Cromer and Mr. Marin, about how the reality or the perception of danger, of the threat of terrorism, of corruption, is it or is it not a significant barrier to attracting interest in investment by United States companies in Nigeria?
Chris Coons: “I would be interested in hearing, Ms. Cromer and Mr. Marin, about how the reality or the perception of danger, of the…”
On the recordMarch 28, 2012
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Coons questions the impact of terrorism and corruption on U.S. investment in Nigeria.
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