Ogun State Government has formalized a strategic partnership with Morocco to drive advancements in energy, infrastructure, and education.
The agreement, sealed through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Confederation of General Employers of Morocco (CGEM), aims to enhance power supply, housing, port development, and industrial expansion.
Governor Dapo Abiodun highlighted Morocco’s success in energy, manufacturing, and agriculture, noting that the state seeks to tap into its expertise.
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Key areas of discussion included the ‘Light Up Ogun Project’ to improve electricity supply, investment in fertilizer production, and the promotion of technical education to support industrial growth.
As part of the partnership, plans are underway to extend the Lagos Blue Line railway into Ogun, fast-track the Olokola Deep Seaport, and develop smart cities to boost economic activities.
CGEM’s Vice President, Ali Zerouali, reaffirmed Morocco’s commitment to strengthening economic ties with the state.
Governor Abiodun expressed optimism that this collaboration would accelerate industrialization, create jobs, and further position the state as Nigeria’s premier investment hub.
