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GOVERNOR NAMADI ASSURES INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS OF STABLE, SUPPORTIVE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT IN JIGAWA
Governor Malam Umar Namadi of Jigawa State assures foreign investors of his administration’s commitment to building a competitive investment climate capable of attracting strategic international partnerships and accelerating industrial development across the state.
The governor gave the commitment while receiving a high-powered delegation from Hefei Shengwen Information Technology Company Limited of China, led by its President and Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Ren Mingyong at Government House, Dutse.
A statement by Hamisu Mohammed Gumel,
Chief Press Secretary to the Governor indicates that the delegation, which was accompanied by officials of the Border Communities Development Agency (BCDA), included representatives of major Chinese firms operating in the areas of electric vehicle manufacturing, renewable energy, agricultural machinery, construction, and industrial infrastructure.
Governor Namadi described the visit as a significant outcome of the state government’s recent investment mission to China, noting that the return visit by the Chinese investors mirrored increasing confidence in Jigawa State’s economic direction and its long-term development potential.
Governor Namadi therefore assured them that the state government remains committed to opening up Jigawa’s economy through infrastructure expansion, industrialization, and strategic investment partnerships capable of creating jobs and encouraging local enterprise.
He said the industrial visits undertaken in China exposed the Jigawa delegation to modern production systems and investment models that could support the state’s aspiration to transform the Maigatari Free Trade Zone into a viable regional economic hub.
The Border Communities Development Agency noted that the engagement with the Chinese investors was part of broader efforts aimed at attracting private investment into border communities
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