ABUJA — The Federal Government is willing to partner with investors in the power sector to improve the power supply in the country.
Minister of Power, Mr. Abubakar Aliyu made this known while receiving the Ambassador of Turkey to Nigeria, Mr. Hidayet Bayratar, in the company of two other delegates in office in Abuja.
According to a statement by the Information Officer in the Press and Public Relations Unit of the Ministry of Power, Mr. Mathew Osumanyi DanAsabe quoted the minister as saying President Muhammadu Buhari’s desire towards the power sector was to ensure that the electricity supply industry is owned by both government and the private sectors.
“Turkey and the rest of the world should partner Nigeria and share experience in the fields of energy, renewable energy, and energy efficiency.
“Nigeria and Turkey relationship is a long-standing one which culminated in the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Turkey and Nigeria in October 2021 for mutual benefits, Aliyu said.
The minister, who described the distribution aspect of the power sector in the country as an area worth investing in, told the ambassador that various interventions were being put into the power sector of the country.
Responding, Ambassador Bayratar said their visit was a follow-up to the MoU signed in 2021.
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