Zulum in Canada to Seek Tech, Education, Investment Partnerships
Michael Olugbode in Abuja Governor Babagana Zulum of Borno State has arrived in Canada to pursue strategic partnerships with Canadian institutions and industries in technology, education, agriculture, skills development and
Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum arrived in Canada to pursue crucial economic partnerships across various sectors, with the aim of rebuilding his state's economy and creating new opportunities for its citizens. The Canadian mission, as per a statement from the governor's media team, seeks to secure technical assistance, foster knowledge exchange, and entice foreign direct investment into Borno State.
Zulum's itinerary includes engagements with Canadian universities, technology centers, and agricultural research facilities aimed at exploring scholarship options for Borno students, developing vocational training programs, and establishing partnerships with Canadian tech firms to boost digital literacy and innovation hubs in Maiduguri.
These initiatives target the modernization of livestock production, enhancement of food security, and strengthening of agricultural value chains by leveraging Canadian expertise. Additionally, discussions will delve into technical cooperation in agriculture and livestock sectors, focusing on modern production methods and investment opportunities that could bolster Borno's economic recovery.
Governor Zulum is also set to showcase Borno's investment prospects to Canadian investors, outlining the state's priorities for development, recovery strategies, and potential for sustainable investments. This Canadian visit follows Borno State's ongoing efforts to diversify its economy and enhance human capital development, aiming to rebuild critical institutions and stimulate economic growth after years of insurgency-related disruption.
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