In response to Aminu Takuma’s announcement, the upcoming event in Niger State aims to gather leaders from both the private and public sectors to discuss innovative strategies for leveraging public-private partnerships (PPPs) to advance national goals of food security and economic progress. The event, designed to be interactive and informative, will feature paper presentations and panel discussions led by esteemed experts and professionals in the field.
The sessions are structured to facilitate dialogue, share best practices, and generate practical ideas that can be implemented across various states to enhance infrastructure development through PPPs. A key highlight of the event will be project visits in Minna, providing participants with firsthand exposure to successful PPP projects in the region. These visits will serve as practical examples demonstrating how PPPs can effectively contribute to infrastructure development and economic growth.
Aminu Takuma emphasized the collaborative nature of the initiative, stating that by working together, essential infrastructure can be delivered to support food security and stimulate economic growth, ultimately improving the quality of life for Nigerians.
Furthermore, Hon. Jonathan Vatsa, the Governor’s Special Advisor on Public-Private Partnerships (PPP), and Amina Sanusi, Executive Secretary of the Niger State Investment Promotion Agency, reiterated the state’s readiness to welcome and support investors. They emphasized the importance of collective effort, urging all Nigerians, especially residents of Niger State, to join hands with the government in creating a safe and conducive environment for investors. This collaborative approach is seen as crucial for attracting investments that will contribute to the overall development and prosperity of the state and the nation as a whole.
