His Excellency, Governor Emeka Ihedioha, CON, declared open the South-East Logistics and Supply Chain Summit, held today at the Conference Hall of Protea Hotel, Owerri.

The summit is an initiative of Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, organized by the Coalition of South East Universities on Logistics and Supply Chain Management,

with the theme: Improving Operational Efficiency in Transportation Through Academic and Private Sector Partnership.

At the event, Governor Emeka Ihedioha assured participants of his administration's commitment to providing quality infrastructure and enabling business environment, in order to enhance the movement, storage and flow of goods and services within the overall supply chain.

The Governor also revealed that his administration has revived and strengthened the Imo State Investment Promotion Agency (ISIPA), which has the mandate for investment promotion and entrepreneurship development in the State.

Imo Bu Nke Anyi.

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