The Federal Government has said it is advancing partnerships with lessors and financiers to support Nigeria’s domestic airline.
The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Mr Festus Keyamo, said this on Thursday in an interview.
According to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), Keyamo highlighted the government’s readiness to prioritise a thriving aviation ecosystem that is globally competitive.
Keyamo disclosed plans to lead a team from the aviation sector in Nigeria to attend the “Boeing Lessor Forum” in Dublin, Ireland, from January 12 to January 15.
The minister said, “This pivotal event highlights Nigeria’s ongoing commitment to fostering growth and sustainability in the aviation sector under the visionary leadership of President Bola Tinubu.
“The Boeing Lessor Forum presents a unique opportunity to showcase these reforms while forging strategic alliances that will propel Nigeria’s aviation sector forward.
“I expect active participation and collaboration by the delegation to unlock innovative leasing and financing solutions tailored to our shared goals.”
Keyamo explained that the delegation would utilise the platform to communicate any inquiries or logistical needs by ensuring a seamless and productive engagement for all.
He said the Renewed Hope Agenda of the present administration is to strengthen adherence to international protocols, including the “Cape Town Convention,” to boost investor confidence.
He highlighted major plans for strategic investments in airport modernisation and air navigation systems to enhance safety and efficiency.
Keyamo added, “We are already advancing training programs to develop local talent and sustain industry growth.”
