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Borno gov’t participates in 2025 Qatar-Nigeria Business Forum

Borno gov’t participates in 2025 Qatar-Nigeria Business Forum

Borno State Government officials have participated in the 2025 Qatar-Nigeria Business Forum in Doha to foster international partnerships and explore new opportunities for investment and collaboration.

As a key player in transhumance livestock movement and livestock marketing, the Borno State Government, under the leadership of Governor Babagana Zulum, has been proactive in aligning with the state’s 10-year strategic transformation agenda and the 25-year development plan.

These initiatives aim to modernise and enhance the livestock sector, ensuring sustainable growth and economic development.

The delegation includes Hon Muhammad Goni Tijjani (Advisor to Governor on Livestock and Fisheries Development), Hon Muhammad Aliyu Dili (Board chairman of Borno State Livestock Management Agency) and Dr Bukar Ali Usman, mni (Director General Borno State Livestock Management Agency).

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The forum seeks to enhance cooperation in commerce, investment, and industry sectors, highlighting the investment opportunities in both countries. The forum also provides a platform for bilateral meetings between private sector representatives from Qatar and Nigeria, aiming to create new business opportunities and strengthen economic ties.

The international participation aligns with Governor Zulum’s vision to transforming the state into a competitive agri-business and commercial hub, which correspond perfectly with the goals of the Qatar-Nigeria Business Forum.

This participation underscores Borno’s commitment to leveraging international partnerships to drive sustainable development and economic growth.

Schedule of Activities during the study tour and business networking

Day 1: Monday, February 24, 2025
– Meeting with Baladna Industries Ltd: Discuss investment, partnership opportunities, technology transfer, and sustainable livestock farming practices.

Day 2: Tuesday, February 25, 2025
– Engagements with Qatar Free Zone Authority (QFZA) and Qatar Financial Centre (QFC): Gain insights into Qatar’s incentives, regulatory frameworks, business opportunities, and financial services.

Day 3: Wednesday, February 26, 2025
– Meetings with Hassad Foods and Widam Food Company: Explore food security, agribusiness investments, large-scale farming, food processing, and livestock trade.

Day 4: Thursday, February 27, 2025
– Business Meetings with Agrico and Lulu Hypermarket: Learn about hydroponic and sustainable farming techniques, technology adoption, and market entry collaboration.

Bilateral Business Forum: Networking session with Qatari business leaders and the Nigerian delegation.

Proposed Schedule of Activities

Day 1: Monday, February 24, 2025
– Meeting with Baladna Industries Ltd: Discuss investment, partnership opportunities, technology transfer, and sustainable livestock farming practices.

Day 2: Tuesday, February 25, 2025
– Engagements with Qatar Free Zone Authority (QFZA) and Qatar Financial Centre (QFC): Gain insights into Qatar’s incentives, regulatory frameworks, business opportunities, and financial services.

Day 3: Wednesday, February 26, 2025
– Meetings with Hassad Foods and Widam Food Company: Explore food security, agribusiness investments, large-scale farming, food processing, and livestock trade.

Day 4: Thursday, February 27, 2025
– Business Meetings with Agrico and Lulu Hypermarket: Learn about hydroponic and sustainable farming techniques, technology adoption, and market entry collaboration.

Bilateral Business Forum: Networking session with Qatari business leaders and the Nigerian delegation.

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