Isyaku Ibrahim
Kano State Commissioner for Special Duties Alhaji Nasiru Sule Garo says their working relationship with foreign consulates based in the state capital will remain as solid as the rock.
He was speaking in continuation of his familiarisation visit to various formations which took him to Embassies of Niger,Benin and Chad.
He explained that Kano as the most populous state countrywide will continue to explore ways of bilateral cooperation with the nations so as to achieve desired intention.
Alhaji Nasiru Sule Garo maintained that there are many avenues that they would join hands with a view to boosting their economy hence improving the wellbeing of their people.
This according to him encompass trade and commerce and above all security which holds the key towards ensuring speedy growth.
He pointed out that despite the fact Niger left ECOWAS but their exit according to him will not affect the existing rapport among the countries.
He posited that the tour was sanctioned by Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf aimed at exploring ways of boosting trade and commerce for the benefit of the greater majority.
He thanked the Consulates for embracing the delegation with open arms and prayed for additional avenues of bilateral relations.
In their separate responses Mukhtar Ahmed Ali of Benin,Ahmadu Haruna of Niger and Abubakar Ali of Chad, described the visit as timely likewise historic emphasizing the need for more bilateral cooperation in the field of business transactions ,farming trade and livestock aimed at developing their economy.
