A coalition of indigenous maritime tourism and transportation investors, Allied Concessionaries and Blue Economy Alliance, has pledged to unlock strategic investment opportunities to develop Nigeria’s maritime tourism economy.
The group made this commitment during a courtesy visit to the Lagos Area Manager of the National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA), Engineer Sarat Braimah.
Highlights:
Strategic Partnership: The coalition aims to collaborate with NIWA to grow and develop inland waterways tourism infrastructure.
Job Creation: The initiative is designed to create jobs, boost coastal tourism, and expand economic opportunities.
nvestment Focus: The group seeks to reposition Nigeria’s brown water and blue economy sectors, transforming the waterfront hospitality and tourism landscape.
Public-Private Partnership: The coalition calls for a structured partnership model between the private sector and NIWA to fast-track development .
NIWA’s Engineer Braimah welcomed the delegation, assuring them of the Authority’s willingness to collaborate and unlock opportunities within the inland waterways corridor.
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