In a renewed effort to position Kano State as a leading hub for business and investment, the Commissioner for Investment, Commerce, Industry and Cooperative, Shehu Wada Sagagi, alongside Kano State Liaison Officer, Abuja Office,Salman Bello Indabawa, embarked on strategic diplomatic engagements with key foreign missions in Abuja this was contained in a statement made available to thetentavlesnews.com.ng by the Spokesperson of the Ministry, Muhammad Nura Yusuf
The delegation paid a special courtesy to the Ambassador of Chad, where discussions centered on deepening bilateral trade relations and exploring fresh opportunities for economic cooperation.Commissioner Sagagi noted that with Kano’s long-standing reputation as the commercial nerve center of West Africa, the state is uniquely positioned to attract global partnerships in trade, manufacturing, and investment.
The engagements also created opportunities to discuss potential collaborations in Agriculture, Textiles, Infrastructure, and Human Capital Development sectors that remain central to Kano’s growth strategy.
Speaking during the visit, Mr. Indabawa reaffirmed that the administration of Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf is committed to creating an enabling environment and conducive atmosphere for investors and building mutually beneficial partnerships with the international community.
The high-level visits underscore Kano’s proactive approach to strengthening global trade ties and advancing its broader economic transformation agenda.
