Ondo Govt, Czech Republic To Partner For Sustainable Development

The Ondo State governor, Hon. Lucky Aiyedatiwa, has reaffirmed his administration’s readiness to partner with global investors and entrepreneurs, particularly the Czech Republic, to unlock the state’s vast economic potential.

The governor made this known when he received the Ambassador of the Czech Republic to Nigeria, Zdenek Krejci, in his office in Akure.

Aiyedatiwa said the strategic diplomatic engagement aimed to enhance economic growth, technological transfer, and international cooperation between the state and the Czech Republic.
The governor also vowed that his administration would continue to provide an enabling environment for investors to start their businesses easily.

He said, “We have to govern to provide a stable political environment and conducive economic environment for the people to operate in. We are providing a legal system that supports businesses and investments.

“Our arms are open to new investors from within and outside Nigeria. We’ll continue to do what we can for our economy to grow for the benefit of our people.”

Governor Aiyedatiwa, who thanked the Ambassador for the visit to Ondo State, promised that his administration is fully ready to partner with the Czech Republic at any time.

Earlier, Ambassador Krejci Zdenek noted that the Czech Republic has a very old industrial tradition from the end of the 19th century, adding that the country is very strong in machinery, including equipment for agriculture.

He expressed optimism about the prospects of cooperation with Ondo State, stressing that the Czech Republic is eager to contribute to Nigeria’s development by offering expertise in areas such as modern agricultural machinery, construction technologies, and renewable energy solutions.

He added that Ondo State stands out due to its natural resources, governance structure, and evident political will.

“We believe a strategic alliance with Ondo State will yield mutual benefits and contribute meaningfully to your developmental agenda,” the Ambassador told the governor.