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Industry - June 18, 2024

Magdavies CEO, signs MOU for strategic partnership to invest, facilitate,  promote trade in Taiwan

 

Stanley Ihedigbo

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Magdavies Nigeria Limited and CHIFF Technology Inc,  Chief David Ademola Adejuwon, Erstwhile Nigeria Ambassador to the World Trade Organization and KH Hsu signed a strategic MOU in Tainan City, Taiwan.

The two companies agreed to form a robust and strategic partnership to invest, facilitate and promote trade and investment in high technology industrial sector including machinery and equipment, ICT, oil and gas, automobile, smárt agriculture and agricultural value chain.

Also in mining, renewable energy, health care, environment management, productivity improvement technology, comprehensive logistics handling solutions, automated factory,  construction planning, automated warehouse design, manufacturing and installation.

It includes advanced factory automation production system implementation, customised mechanical/mechatronic /robotic products etc. in Nigeria.

The private sector driven initiative will complement Governments efforts in helping companies and institutions in Nigeria and Taiwan to explore or discover the huge business and investment opportunities.

It will assist the small and medium enterprises particularly, in Taiwan to gain a foothold in Nigeria and to a large extent, West Africa thereby, increase substantially, the volume and value of trade in goods and services between Nigeria and Taiwan.

It  will also foster a very strong economic and cultural ties as well as enhance Foreign Direct Investment between Federal Republic of Nigeria and ROC (Taiwan) on a win-win situation.

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