The federal government has moved to drive digitization, enhance performance management systems and ensure capacity building in the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment (FMITI).
In her remarks at a just concluded 2-Day ministerial retreat in Abuja, the Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr. Jumoke Oduwole, said the move marked by the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation, “is a pivotal moment for FMITI.”
The retreat focused on presenting the FMITI’s 2025 Roadmap, which sets the stage for a new era of strategic execution.
“When I first received a congratulatory letter from the Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation, it came with an offer to help. Having followed their work for years, I knew this was an opportunity we could not afford to miss.
The Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Investment is just beginning its digital transformation, and with a 2025 deadline fast approaching, this partnership will be instrumental in accelerating our progress,” Dr Oduwole said.
A statement by the Director, Press and Public Relations of the ministry, Dr. Adebayo Thomas, stated that FMITI also signed a performance bond, marking the beginning of a purposeful programme execution.
The statement read “With the performance bond in place, FMITI’s leadership, including CEOs, Directors, and Heads of Trade Missions, has reinforced its accountability and commitment to delivering tangible results.
The Ministry is poised to unlock Nigeria’s vast industrial and trade potential, positioning the country as a global economic powerhouse.”
This is as the Minister commended the Ministry’s leadership team for their commitment to aligning with the Presidential Eight-Point Agenda and highlighted the impressive presentations from various departments and agencies.
