Kogi Finance Commissioner Engages World Bank in State's 32-Year Development Plan Implementation »

The Kogi State Commissioner of Finance, Budget and Economic Planning, Honourable Idris Asiru, embarked on a significant diplomatic mission as he visited the World Bank office in Abuja to discuss the implementation of the state’s ambitious 32-year development plan. The meeting, which took place on yesterday Friday January 23rd, marks a pivotal moment in Kogi’s journey towards sustainable growth and economic prosperity.

During his visit, Commissioner Arisu engaged in constructive discussions with World Bank officials, highlighting Kogi State’s comprehensive development roadmap designed to transform the state over the next three decades. The plan encompasses strategic initiatives aimed at addressing key areas such as education, healthcare, agriculture.

Honourable Idris Asiru in the engagement outlined the achievements and challenges of the state government, emphasized the importance of collaboration with international partners like the World Bank to ensure the successful execution of Kogi’s long-term vision. He underscored the state government’s commitment to leveraging global expertise and resources to achieve tangible progress and improve the lives of Kogi residents.

The meeting provided an opportunity for the Commissioner to present the specific goals and objectives outlined in Kogi’s development plan, emphasizing the importance of sustainable development practices and inclusive growth strategies. He highlighted the state’s rich potential and natural resources, positioning Kogi as a key player in Nigeria’s economic landscape.

World Bank officials commended Kogi State’s proactive approach to development planning and expressed their willingness to support the implementation process through technical assistance, capacity building, and knowledge sharing. They praised the state government’s commitment to long-term sustainability and urged continued collaboration to overcome challenges and achieve shared goals.