Czech, Polish, Nigerian Ambassadors to Host Presidency Ahead of Nigeria ECBD Forum
As part of plans to
achieve the goals of the Economic Cooperation and Business Development Forum
(ECBD Forum), the representative of the Presidency will be meeting with three
ambassadors.
According to reports,
the representative will be meeting with the Nigeria Ambassador in Czech
Republic and Poland, Ambassador Kevin Peters and Maj Gen. Christian Ugwu Rtd
respectively.
The meeting will help
foster Economic Cooperation on Medical, Health Business and Investment between
Nigeria. Czech Republic and Poland as plan intensifies for the ECBD Forum
scheduled for Prague, Czech Republic and Warsaw Poland from 8th to 18th
December 2022.
Speaking from Abuja
Nigeria, the Deputy Director of the organizing firm, Globe Chamber of Commerce
and Industry Emmanuel John Ocheje said that the meeting will be a networking
point for industry leaders in the health sector from Nigeria and Europe.
He added that the
event will further boost quality health investment in Nigeria via capacity,
expertise and best practices.
Ocheje further stated
that the event will contribute to the strategic implementation of the
healthcare police of the Federation Government of Nigeria to ensure citizens
receive its true benefits.
The President of
Globe Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Hon. Nwabueze Buchi George said that
healthcare delivery challenges are global, multidimensional and complex.
He added that the need for the event, which is specializing
in the health sector, is born out of research to get deep insight of the
investment opportunities in the health sector of the country.
“The objectives of the
study include to provide deeper insights into the opportunities in Nigeria’s
health sector and to position Nigeria firms as Czech Republic and Poland
innovative partners for Medical Health opportunities”
“There are
opportunities to leverage investments through funders and investors who also
support and fund systems building, in addition to making access available to
the private sector”, Buchi George said.
He further stated that the functional healthcare systems
cannot operate in isolation and to deliver the maximum benefit, they need to
work effectively as part of a wider ecosystem that includes a well-trained
workforce, funding to pay for health services, diagnostics and therapeutics.
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