Nigeria's Kano plans to collaborate with Tunisia on garment production

08 Feb '25

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Nigeria's Kano plans to collaborate with Tunisia on garment production

(L-R) Abba Kabir Yusuf, Executive Governor of Kano State & Mohsen Antit, Ambassador of Republic of Tunisia to Nigeria. Pic: Abba Kabir Yusuf/Facebook

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Nigeria's Kano state has vowed to strengthen economic ties with Tunisia, focusing on agriculture, infrastructure, and trade, with plans under way to collaborate with the country in garment production and the dye industry.
The state's governor Abba Yusuf said this during a courtesy visit by the Tunisian ambassador to Nigeria Mohsen Antit during the Tunisia-Nigeria Multi-sectoral Economic Forum.

Nigeria’s Kano state recently vowed to strengthen economic ties with Tunisia, focusing on agriculture, infrastructure, culture and trade, with plans under way to collaborate with the country in garment production and the dye industry.

The state’s governor Abba Yusuf said this during a courtesy visit by the Tunisian ambassador to Nigeria Mohsen Antit during the Tunisia-Nigeria Multi-sectoral Economic Forum.

Yusuf reaffirmed the position of the state as a leading commercial hub in sub-Saharan Africa, underscoring its commitment to building mutually beneficial partnerships, he announced in a social media post.

He emphasised the strategic importance of the Kano Dry Port in advancing international trade.

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