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The Permanent Secretary, Special Duties, Federal Ministry of Finance, Mr. Mohammed Sanusi Danjuma, has called for stronger collaboration between government and professional institutions to support Nigeria’s drive toward sustainable economic growth.
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- The Permanent Secretary, Special Duties, Federal Ministry of Finance, Mohammed Sanusi Danjuma, called for stronger collaboration between government and professional institutions to drive sustainable economic growth.
- Danjuma made the call during a meeting with the leadership of the Nigerian Institute of Architects International Integrated Research for Development Conference Programmes (NIA IINFRADCO) in Abuja.
- He said professional bodies play a vital role in policy development, innovation, human capital development, and infrastructure delivery.
- The Permanent Secretary noted that NIA IINFRADCO’s focus on research, capacity building, and professional excellence aligns with the Federal Government’s economic diversification and inclusive growth agenda.
- Danjuma reaffirmed the Ministry of Finance’s commitment to partnering with institutions that provide practical solutions to Nigeria’s development challenges.
The call was contained in a statement issued by the Head of Information and Public Relations, Federal Ministry of Finance, Efe Ovuakporie.
Speaking during a meeting with the leadership of the Nigerian Institute of Architects International Integrated Research for Development Conference Programmes (NIA IINFRADCO) in Abuja, Danjuma said achieving a resilient and competitive economy requires purposeful partnerships that leverage professional expertise, innovation, and institutional capacity.
He noted that professional bodies play a critical role in policy development, human capital advancement, innovation, and infrastructure delivery, all of which are essential to national development.
According to him, NIA IINFRADCO’s focus on research, capacity building, and professional excellence aligns with the Federal Government’s efforts to diversify the economy, enhance productivity, and promote inclusive growth.
The Permanent Secretary reaffirmed the Ministry’s commitment to engaging institutions whose programmes provide practical solutions to the country’s development challenges.
He urged the Institute to sustain its commitment to innovation and professional development while strengthening collaboration with government and other stakeholders to unlock opportunities for investment, job creation, enterprise development, and sustainable infrastructure.
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Danjuma emphasized that strategic partnerships remain vital to building a stronger and more competitive economy capable of meeting the needs of present and future generations.
Earlier, the Chairman of NIA IINFRADCO, Arc. M. B. Bello, said the Institute remains committed to advancing professional excellence through research, executive education, consultancy, and innovation.
He explained that the Institute seeks to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and professional practice while equipping architects and other built environment professionals with skills required to meet evolving industry demands.
Bello added that collaboration among government, the private sector, academic institutions, and development partners is essential for achieving sustainable infrastructure and economic growth.
He further noted that NIA IINFRADCO is positioning itself as a centre of excellence in architectural education, policy advocacy, certification, and consultancy, expressing confidence that continued partnership with the Federal Government would enhance innovation and contribute significantly to Nigeria’s long-term economic development.

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