Mr Obasa stated: “Investing within the state will deliver symbiotic relationship between Qatar and Nigeria.
The Speaker, Lagos State Home of Meeting, Mudashiru Obasa, has assured the federal government of Qatar that traders and funding from the nation are protected in Lagos State.
Mr Obasa gave the peace of mind in an announcement issued in Lagos on Thursday.
The Information Company of Nigeria (NAN) reviews that he’s quoted as giving the peace of mind through the Qatar-Nigeria Enterprise Matchmaking Occasion, attended by authorities officers of each nations on Wednesday.
The occasion, held in Lagos, additionally had businessmen and potential traders in attendance.
Mr Obasa stated the state was one which assured the protection of traders and their companies, for the reason that authorities took severely the safety of lives and property.
The speaker, represented by Adewale Temitope, Chairman, Home Committee on Transportation, stated the expansion and development of Lagos in numerous areas of the economic system have been the results of true management.
He stated that for traders in Lagos, it had all the time been a symbiotic relationship for the reason that State had the wanted human capital and the market whereas that they had the sources.
Mr Obasa stated: “Investing within the state will deliver symbiotic relationship between Qatar and Nigeria.
“I need to urge potential traders to additionally think about the transportation and well being sectors of the state in view of presidency’s profitable effort to create an enabling atmosphere.”
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The speaker famous that the assembly was geared toward deepening commerce between the 2 nations in manufacturing, building, oil and fuel, know-how and different associated areas.
Talking on the occasion, Ali Ghanem Al-Hajri, Ambassador of the State of Qatar to Nigeria, stated the assembly would strengthen bilateral relations between Nigeria and his nation.
“We imagine this assembly will additional deepen bilateral relations that may construct an financial bridge between the 2 markets.
“Nigeria is the largest market in West Africa, and there are many potentials and alternatives to cope with the Qatari market.
“I can see an enormous financial bridge between the 2 nations,” he stated.
Mr Al-Hajri stated Qatar Growth Financial institution (QDB), which organised the enterprise matchmaking occasion, used the chance to have interaction with Nigerian companies on strengthening funding ties throughout numerous sectors.
