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Governor Sanwo-Olu announces partnership with Antigua and Barbuda
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Collaboration focuses on entertainment, arts, culture, and technology
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Shared interests and economic growth potential drive the alliance
Eko Hot Blog reports that during a meeting with the Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda, Hon. Gaston Alfonso Browne, at the State House Marina, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu announced a partnership between Lagos State and Antigua and Barbuda in the realms of entertainment, arts, culture, and technology.
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This announcement highlighted the shared interests and potential for economic growth between the two regions.
“Our administration will partner with Antigua and Barbuda in entertainment, arts, culture, and technology,” Sanwo-Olu stated, emphasizing the potential for collaboration due to their shared interests.
He further underscored the importance of technology in breaking boundaries and fostering economic growth.
Moreover, the Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda reciprocated the sentiment, expressing readiness to collaborate with Lagos State in trade and investments.
“The Prime Minister also expressed readiness to collaborate with Lagos State in trade and investments, aiming to strengthen the relationship between our regions for shared growth and development,” Sanwo-Olu revealed.
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This partnership promises to open new avenues for cultural exchange, artistic endeavors, and technological advancements, fostering mutual understanding and economic prosperity between the two regions.
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