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NETCE: Nigeria, Egypt Seal $30m Deals In Cairo

by Jonathan Nda-Isaiah
3 years ago
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The maiden edition of the Nigeria-Egypt Trade Conference and Exhibition (NETCE) has ended in Cairo, the Egyptian capital city, with the signing of partnership agreements worth $30 million among business organisations from both countries.

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Chairman of the Egypt African Businessmen’s Association (EABA), Dr Yousrey El Sharkawi, and president of Nigeria-Egypt Cultural and Socio-Economic Forum (NESCEF), Mr. Mahmood Ahmadu, disclosed this at the end of the three-day conference, organised by both organizations in collaboration with the Embassy of Nigeria in Cairo.

According to a statement by Executive Assistant to the President, NESCEF, Abdul-Razaq Musa, El Sharkawi, he told a press conference that six companies from both countries agreed to cooperate in the sectors of construction, medical equipment, and engineering industries as well as agriculture, mining, technology and real estate.

He lauded the organised private sectors in both countries for making bold steps to actualise increased economic cooperation.

Nigeria’s Minister of State for Works and Housing, Ibrahim El-Yakub, who attended the conference, and toured some housing units developed by the private sector in Egypt, expressed the willingness of Nigeria to cooperate with Egypt in the housing sector.

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El-Yakub noted that Nigeria requires a minimum of 200,000 housing units each year.

Welcoming the outcome of the conference, Nigeria’s Ambassador to Egypt, Nura Abba Rimi, noted that the agreements reached by the private entities would encourage more business and trade opportunities for the benefit of citizens of both countries.

He emphasised that both countries are endowed with rich natural and human resources, as well as a very enterprising and innovative youthful population.

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Ahmadu, the president of NESCEF, thanked EABA and the Embassy of Nigeria in Cairo under whose aegis the conference was held successfully.

He also thanked Nigerian firms and government organisations including Online Integrated Solution Services (OIS) Limited, Ocean City Development, Imam001 Global Agency Ltd, Uyk Holdings Ltd, iStrategic Transparent Solutions, G-one Energy Ltd, MFS Limited, Bashik Nasiku & Co, Hinterland Oil & Gas Ltd, the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment, Nigera Export Promotion Council (NEPC), Slaylab Fintech, Lakeside Pharmaceutical, Danyalli Farms, among others, for participating in the conference.

NECSCF is a model business association devoted to promoting successful economic relations and business relationships between Nigeria and Egypt.

It aims to promote its members in Nigeria and Egypt, facilitate the establishment of mutually beneficial partnerships between Nigerian and Egyptian businesses.


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