Plateau State and Namibia Forge Tourism Partnership

On Thursday, discussions between Plateau State and Namibia commenced to explore a strategic partnership aimed at enhancing tourism, mining, and livestock development. The meeting took place at the New Government House in Rayfield, with Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang and Namibian High Commissioner Wald Natangw Ndevashiya in attendance.

The engagement highlighted the commitment of both governments to foster cooperation, despite occurring on a public holiday. Ndevashiya commended the Plateau State Government for its engagement level, indicating a serious intent to develop the partnership.

He noted Plateau State's potential as a tourism destination, citing its hospitable climate and wildlife management practices. The discussions also aimed to create a framework for intra-African trade and investment, with both parties expressing readiness to support policies that facilitate concrete projects.

Former Nigerian Ambassador to Namibia, Bagudu Hirs, described Namibia as a strong model for tourism and wildlife management, praising Mutfwang's efforts to enhance economic relations.