By Mark Okoye ll
Still within our first 100 days in office, my team and I engaged with the leadership of the Organised Private Sector in the region to strengthen collaboration for sustainable development, aligned with our vision of building a $200 billion economy by 2035.Key Highlights of the Engagement:
• Presented our strategic roadmap and received valuable feedback.
• Identified key drivers for accelerated industrialization, particularly the urgent need for gas pipeline infrastructure.
• Emphasized the importance of viewing the South East as a single economic bloc with improved ease of doing business.
• Committed to periodic engagements with the private sector to ensure our strategies align with their needs.
This ongoing dialogue will shape our priority interventions, ensuring the private sector receives the necessary support to thrive, in collaboration with State Governments.
I appreciate the Enugu State Government, represented by the Honourable Commissioner for Trade, Investment, and Industry, Mrs. Adaora Chukwu, for their support, participation, and valuable contributions to the discussion.
My gratitude also goes to UNDP in Nigeria for their support and partnership. The Resident Representative, Elsie Attafuah, was represented by Mathew Alao, Senior Government Adviser.
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