In a significant step toward enhancing disaster preparedness and environmental sustainability, Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri of Adamawa State hosted a high-profile Swiss delegation at his office today. The team, led by Deputy Ambassador Siamak Rouhani, engaged in strategic discussions with the governor, focusing on collaborative solutions to mitigate flooding and bolster disaster resilience across the state.
Taking to his official X handle, Governor Fintiri expressed optimism about the engagement, stating, “Today, I received a Swiss delegation led by Deputy Ambassador Siamak Rouhani at my office. We discussed collaborative solutions to mitigate flooding and enhance disaster resilience in Adamawa State. I appreciate their continued support for our people.”
The meeting underscored the pressing need to address recurring flooding challenges that have plagued Adamawa State, often leaving thousands displaced and critical infrastructure damaged. The governor highlighted his administration’s unwavering commitment to adopting innovative and sustainable measures to protect the lives and livelihoods of citizens.
Deputy Ambassador Rouhani reaffirmed Switzerland’s dedication to supporting Adamawa’s efforts to strengthen its disaster management framework. “Switzerland remains a steadfast partner in the quest for resilient communities. We are eager to work with the state government in identifying and implementing impactful solutions,” he noted.
This collaboration is expected to include technical assistance, capacity-building initiatives, and resource mobilization aimed at curbing the devastating effects of natural disasters. The partnership also aligns with Governor Fintiri’s broader agenda of fostering international cooperation to accelerate the state’s development trajectory.
With this engagement, Adamawa State moves closer to achieving a robust disaster management framework, ensuring the safety and well-being of its citizens while positioning itself as a model for proactive governance in Nigeria.
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