South-South Economic Summit 2011, Asaba, Delta State.


It's 4 days of thrilling paper presentations, breakout sessions, discussions, networking and a concluding gala night! Target Participants include: Economic Development Consultants and Facilitators, Bilateral and Multilateral Organisations, Governments and Investors.

Email us on inquiry@ibgnigeria.com or call +234 1 8782864 for more information.

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mycompanion said…
Summit has been postponed till 2012
28 November, 2011 19:03
mycompanion said…
The 2nd South-South Economic Summit holds from 26th to 28th April, 2012 with the theme: Development | Investment | Security.

The primary aim of the summit is to showcase the rich investment potentials of the South–South region of the country, thereby attracting new investors as well as servicing existing investments. This is in line with the mandate of the "South-South Economic Summit Committee", which includes:

• Developing sectoral Road-maps to guide the South-South Governors for the socio-economic development of the region through integration and synergistic benefit

• Advising on a short, medium and long term socio-economic direction for the region

• Highlighting and advising on priority areas and projects;

• Suggesting and advising on implementation of strategies to execute priority projects

• Advising and suggesting the form of institutional arrangements required to support the overall objective

The Summit will focus on the following key areas of development:

• Infrastructure

• Agriculture and Environment

• Oil and Gas

• Education

• Manpower and Human Capacity

• Security and Tourism
21 April, 2012 00:35
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