Delta State Attracts Foreign Investors in Agriculture

The Delta State Government's initiative to attract foreign direct investment gained momentum as investors from Brazil, Malaysia, and the United States expressed interest in collaborating in agriculture, energy, and industrial sectors. This interest was showcased during the Delta State Economic and Investment Summit, where the delegation inspected significant investment sites, including the Kwale Special Economic Zone, Kwale Gas Gathering Hub, and Uzezi Farms.
Roberto Fonseca, leader of the Brazilian agribusiness delegation, praised the Kwale Special Economic Zone and announced plans for investments in natural gas power generation and cassava processing. Malaysian High Commissioner Aiyub Omar indicated interest in oil palm development, while Dr. Shermal Perera from Agrinexus mentioned ongoing collaborations with Nigerian partners.
Delta State Deputy Governor Sir Monday Onyeme emphasized the state's commitment to foreign partnerships, assuring investors of a secure investment environment. Chief Eta Enahoro of Skyward Resources Group noted the benefits of Brazilian technical support for his agricultural enterprise.
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