The Executive Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has met with the management team of Rungis International Wholesale Food Market in Paris, France.
The discussions centered around the crucial role markets play in addressing the complexities of modern food systems, as well as exploring potential collaborations for the Lagos Food and Logistics Hub project.
During the meeting, Governor Sanwo-Olu was able to establish concrete plans for effective collaboration between Rungis International Market, renowned as the world’s second largest wholesale food market, and the Lagos State Government.
Among the key individuals present were Stephane Layani, the Chairman and Executive Officer of Semmaris; Bertrand Ambrouse, the Director of the International Business Unit; Timothée Witkowski, the Head of International Projects at Semmaris-Rungis Market; Prince S.J. Samuel, the Chairman of Origin Group; Abisola Olusanya, the Commissioner for Agriculture; Dr. Omotola Fashola, the Special Adviser on Agriculture; and Mr. Olaniwun Gbolabo Owolabi, the Executive Assistant on Agriculture.
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