Rivers State Governor, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, is committed to transforming the state’s economy by diversifying beyond oil and gas, aiming to establish it as a leading economic hub and investment destination.
This vision was highlighted at the recent Rivers State Economic and Investment Summit, where key industry players gathered to brainstorm and shape a path towards accelerated industrial growth.
The summit served as a platform to showcase the state’s investment potential and was instrumental in drafting a roadmap for economic revitalization.
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Governor Fubara emphasized the need for robust policies and strong institutions to ensure sustainable development, noting the establishment of an Investment Promotion Agency as a crucial step.
The Governor’s administration plans to implement 15 key recommendations from the summit, including improving the ease of doing business, revitalizing financial institutions, and developing industrial zones.
These initiatives are set to enhance the business environment, attract investments, and foster growth for SMEs and entrepreneurs in the state. Governor Fubara’s goal is to build a resilient economy that supports long-term prosperity and reduces unemployment and crime, benefiting all residents and businesses.
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