Sat. Sep 14th, 2024

To explore partnership opportunities, the Group Managing Director of Abuja Investments Company Limited (AICL), Ambassador Maureen Tamuno recently paid a courtesy visit to the Managing Director, Centenary City Free Zone, Abuja, Dr. Ike Odenigwe.

The collaboration, both agreed, reflects a renewed commitment to accelerating the development and investment prospects of Centenary City and ultimately, the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.

Following the resolution of significant challenges that had previously impeded progress on the project, both parties decided to explore key areas collaboration at the meeting.

Aside assessing the latest developments and current state of construction and infrastructure within Centenary City, both identified strategic investment opportunities that can enhance economic growth and urban development.

They also evaluated the initiatives in place to ensure the project’s environmental sustainability and adherence to international standards. They equally explored the incorporation of smart technologies designed to create a modern, efficient and sustainable urban environment.

“Being on the ground provides a different perspective, allowing us to see things firsthand. Our primary duty is to facilitate and create favorable conditions,” Tamuno said.

The AICL boss emphasized the importance of a detailed work plan and understanding project phases for active progress. Additionally, she reaffirmed her commitment to stimulating Abuja’s economy through the partnership with Centenary City on behalf of their parent organization, the FCTA.

Expressing appreciation and AICL’s proactive approach, Dr. Ike Odenigwe said: “Today marks a significant moment for Centenary City as we receive the first-ever visit from a Group Managing Director of AICL. This visit is a testament to the commitment of the Minister of Federal Capital Territory, His Excellency, Nyesom Wike, and it fulfills President Tinubu’s renewed hope agenda.

The meeting, however, concluded on a positive note with both AICL and Centenary City’s managements expressing optimism about future collaboration.

 

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