Enugu State Investment Summit Set for April 12

The inaugural Enugu State Investment Summit with the theme “Beyond Oil: Fostering Inclusive Economic Growth and Sustainable Development” is scheduled to hold from April 12 – 14, 2016 at the Michael Okpara Square, Independence Layout, Enugu.

Tagged ‘Oganiru’ meaning ‘progress’, the three-day summit will bring together local and international business leaders and investors, bankers, financiers, the diplomatic community and the academia to explore Enugu’s rich potentials – and indeed the potentials of the entire South-East – in a wide range of industries including agriculture, solid minerals, trade and tourism; and how the private sector can partner with government to leverage the state’s competitive advantage, for inclusive economic growth and sustainability.

A statement from the State Government says the summit represents a unique opportunity for local, regional and international investors to tap into the abundant business potential in Enugu State and the entire South-East region.

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