The Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) will host
Ukrainian Deputy Minister of Economic Development and Trade, Mrs.
Nataliia Mykolska and an expansive delegation of businessmen and
investors to Nigeria to open up more areas of economic cooperation
between the two nations.
This was contained in a statement signed by ACCI media and
protocol officer, Mr. Lubem Gena and made available to newsmen in
Abuja.
The statement quoted the Chamber’s President, Prince Adetokunbo
Kayode as saying the chamber is facilitating the event.
According to Prince Kayode, the delegation will also include the
Deputy Minister for Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine Mrs. Olga
Trofimtseva, Vice President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry
of Ukraine Mr. Sergii Svystil as well as representatives of several
Ukrainian companies working in several fields.
“The major areas of interest that have formed the fulcrum of
this business forum include: international trade, agrarian and food
industry, automotive and aviation, engineering and Information and
Communication Technology (ICT), chemical and pharmaceutical
production.
“During the stay of the delegation in Abuja on 6th April, 2018,
for the Nigeria-Ukraine trade and investment forum, several other
high profile government functionaries across the appropriate
Ministries of Agriculture and Rural Development, Foreign Affairs;
Industry, Trade and Investment among others will actively
participate in the Business-To-Business forum that will take place
during the event.
“A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for cooperation between
ACCI and its Ukrainian counterpart will also be signed in the
course of the events”, Prince Kayode stressed.
He also stated that the business forum will provide another
opportunity to activate contacts between Nigerian and Ukrainian
entrepreneurs who are to be brought together to work on ways of
doing sustainable business among themselves.
While calling on Nigerian businessmen and investors to use the
avenue to trade among the two countries, Prince Kayode also
enjoined them to make fruitful contacts among themselves and ensure
that perspectives of bilateral economic, trade, investment
cooperation between Ukraine and Nigeria are deepened.
It could be recalled that, the Ukrainian Embassy in Nigeria
entered into a partnership with the ACCI with a view to jointly
embark on trade and other business related activities as well as
deepen economic partnership between both countries.
The Chamber has mobilised her members, the stakeholders,
concerned authorities and resources to ensure that the trade
mission by Ukrainian investors and business community as well as
other commercial activities of the Embassy are of huge success.
The Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) will host
Ukrainian Deputy Minister of Economic Development and Trade, Mrs.
Nataliia Mykolska and an expansive delegation of businessmen and
investors to Nigeria to open up more areas of economic cooperation
between the two nations.
This was contained in a statement signed by ACCI media and
protocol officer, Mr. Lubem Gena and made available to newsmen in
Abuja.
The statement quoted the Chamber’s President, Prince Adetokunbo
Kayode as saying the chamber is facilitating the event.
According to Prince Kayode, the delegation will also include the
Deputy Minister for Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine Mrs. Olga
Trofimtseva, Vice President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry
of Ukraine Mr. Sergii Svystil as well as representatives of several
Ukrainian companies working in several fields.
“The major areas of interest that have formed the fulcrum of
this business forum include: international trade, agrarian and food
industry, automotive and aviation, engineering and Information and
Communication Technology (ICT), chemical and pharmaceutical
production.
“During the stay of the delegation in Abuja on 6th April, 2018,
for the Nigeria-Ukraine trade and investment forum, several other
high profile government functionaries across the appropriate
Ministries of Agriculture and Rural Development, Foreign Affairs;
Industry, Trade and Investment among others will actively
participate in the Business-To-Business forum that will take place
during the event.
“A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for cooperation between
ACCI and its Ukrainian counterpart will also be signed in the
course of the events”, Prince Kayode stressed.
He also stated that the business forum will provide another
opportunity to activate contacts between Nigerian and Ukrainian
entrepreneurs who are to be brought together to work on ways of
doing sustainable business among themselves.
While calling on Nigerian businessmen and investors to use the
avenue to trade among the two countries, Prince Kayode also
enjoined them to make fruitful contacts among themselves and ensure
that perspectives of bilateral economic, trade, investment
cooperation between Ukraine and Nigeria are deepened.
It could be recalled that, the Ukrainian Embassy in Nigeria
entered into a partnership with the ACCI with a view to jointly
embark on trade and other business related activities as well as
deepen economic partnership between both countries.
The Chamber has mobilised her members, the stakeholders,
concerned authorities and resources to ensure that the trade
mission by Ukrainian investors and business community as well as
other commercial activities of the Embassy are of huge success.