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FG Plans To Revive Delta 2 Project

by Royal Ibeh
2 years ago
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The federal government, through the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI), is planning to revive Delta 2 project.

The Delta-2 Programme is the cooperation model of the Technology Agency of Czech Republic (TA-CR), running from 2020-2025, through which sponsors applied research and innovation of manufacturing companies and innovative institutions.

NASENI and TA-CR signed a Memorandum of Understanding in 2014 in Prague on critical areas of technology transfer and innovations which resulted in the co-funding of the Czech-Nigeria Bilateral R&D project on the Delta-2 Programme.

The executive vice chairman, NASENI, Dr. Bashir Gwandu, disclosed this, during his visit to the Ambassador of the Czech Republic to Nigeria, Zdeněk Krejčí for business collaboration and fact-finding on the Delta-2 Project.

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Gwandu said, he was on a fact-finding visit to know why the project which was supposed to benefit Nigeria’s technology companies and entrepreneurs and the country’s economic development failed.

The Delta-2 project was supposed to be a bilateral collaboration between the governments of Nigeria (represented by NASENI) and the Czech Republic (represented by Technology Agency of Czech Republic, TA CR) that would ensure the take-off of projects that would foster growth and expansion of infrastructure, manufacturing, and innovation in Nigeria leading to Made-in-Nigeria technologies and products.

Gwandu informed the ambassador that the new administration at NASENI is ready to work with the Czech government to drive Nigeria’s industrialization agenda and attract new investments in the country that would ensure the domestication of technologies through partnerships, even as he disclosed that the mandate of NASENI is to make sure that Nigeria produces most of the goods and services it currently imports which Nigeria can produce locally, thus, developing the country’s economy and creating jobs for millions of Nigerians.

“I want us to work on -government-to-government level on new initiatives we embark on. We want a relationship that is beneficial to our country. We have a lot of companies we are reaching out to. We want to work with the Czech government and companies. We want them to come here and start producing and domesticating technologies. We want to industrialise Nigeria.

“We want Czech companies to come and invest here in Nigeria and have a partnership with us. NASENI is working on new initiatives that would accelerate Nigeria’s industrialisation and would partner with companies from the Czech Republic and other countries ready to set up factories and industrial base in Nigeria,” he further stated

Czech Ambassador, Zdeněk Krejčí commended the EVC of NASENI and his team for making out time to visit him at the embassy to enquire about why Delta-2 Project did not take off. He said his country is ready to work with NASENI on scientific cooperation.

“We await your new initiatives. In our country, we have a grant agency and a technology agency responsible for scientific cooperation and also the Academy of Sciences which will be beneficial to you. We have about two or three companies that are ready to work with you and three universities working with tropical agriculture. I think they deserve your cooperation. We are ready to work with NASENI to make the new initiatives fruitful,” Krejčí said.

 


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