Eko Hot Blog reports that the Office of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), led by the Special Adviser to the Governor on SDGs, Dr. Oreoluwa Finnih, and the Permanent Secretary, Mrs. Tolani Oshodi, paid a courtesy visit to the Consular General of the Netherlands, Mr. Micheal Deepen, to deepen partnership on Sustainable City and Community.
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During the strategic meeting, discussions focused on the Office’s Lighthouse Project, and both parties pledged to strengthen collaboration to achieve this initiative. Ideas were also exchanged on circular and digital economy, Information and Communication Technology (ICT), and other pertinent areas.
The SDGs delegation included the Technical Adviser to the Special Adviser on SDGs, Mr. Segun Ojo, Director of Public Affairs, Mr. Sanusi Abdulateef, Head of Special Project, Dr. Bunmi Akinlade, and Head of Sister City, Mrs. Yemisi Tokan-Lawal.
The visit aimed to foster cooperation between Lagos State and the Netherlands in promoting sustainable development, particularly in the areas of urban planning, infrastructure, and environmental management. By leveraging the expertise and resources of both parties, the partnership seeks to create more livable and resilient communities in Lagos.
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“We are committed to strengthening our partnership with the Netherlands to achieve sustainable development goals in Lagos State. This visit is a crucial step towards exploring opportunities for collaboration in areas such as sustainable urban planning, circular economy, and digital transformation,” said Dr. Oreoluwa Finnih, Special Adviser to the Governor on SDGs.
“The Netherlands has a wealth of experience and best practices in sustainable city planning and management. We are eager to learn from their expertise and adapt it to the unique challenges and opportunities in Lagos,” added Mrs. Tolani Oshodi, Permanent Secretary.
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“The Dutch Consulate welcomes this opportunity to deepen our ties with Lagos State and contribute to the development of sustainable and resilient communities. We look forward to exploring avenues for knowledge exchange and joint initiatives,” remarked Mr. Micheal Deepen, Consular General of the Netherlands.
The visit underscores the commitment of the Lagos State Government to fostering international partnerships and leveraging global expertise to drive sustainable development and improve the lives of its citizens.
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