NAHCO Commends Role in Boosting Nigerian Commodity Exports

Nigerian Aviation Handling Company Plc (NAHCO) lauded its contribution to boosting commodity exports, attracting foreign exchange, and stabilizing the nation's economy. Chinedu Ez, a representative of NAHCO, highlighted the company's efforts to support the government's $1 trillion economy project by 2030.
During a capacity-building forum for export processes for small and medium-scale enterprises (SMEs) in Lagos, Sahe Lasisi, the Group Executive Director of Business Development at NAHCO Plc, emphasized the company's commitment to SME development and its pivotal role in achieving the government's economic goals. Lasisi stressed the importance of SMEs in driving commodity exports and the need for strong logistics and handling infrastructure, positioning NAHCO at the center of the export value chain.
The company aims to provide guidance on cargo handling, product quality preservation, regulatory compliance, and timely flight connections to meet international buyer requirements.
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