Kaduna readies for inaugural NW conference; Deputy Governor inaugurates planning committee.

Kaduna readies for inaugural NW conference; Deputy Governor inaugurates planning committee.

In anticipation of the inaugural Northwest Regional Conference on Human Capital Development, the Kaduna State Government is gearing up for a pivotal event aimed at fostering regional growth. 

Deputy Governor Dr. Hadiza Sabuwa Balarabe took a significant step today by inaugurating the 16-member Local Organizing Committee tasked with meticulously planning the conference.

Heading the committee as the Chairperson, Deputy Governor Balarabe will be at the forefront of orchestrating this crucial initiative.

 Assisting her in this endeavor, the Secretary to the State Government will assume the role of Vice Chair, ensuring a collaborative and strategic approach to the conference's logistics and execution.

The Northwest Regional Conference on Human Capital Development is poised to be a landmark event, bringing together key stakeholders, experts, and policymakers to deliberate on strategies and policies essential for fostering human capital growth in the region. 

The diverse expertise within the committee reflects a comprehensive approach to addressing the multifaceted aspects of human development.

With a clear mandate to drive initiatives that enhance human capital, the committee will play a pivotal role in shaping the agenda and facilitating productive discussions during the conference. 

As the countdown begins, the deputy governor expressed confidence in the committee's ability to organize a successful and impactful event that will contribute to the region's overall development.

The strategic positioning of the Secretary to the State Government as the Vice Chair underscores the government's commitment to a coordinated and well-organized conference. 

With the stage set for collaborative efforts, the Northwest Regional Conference on Human Capital Development promises to be a platform for innovative ideas, fostering collaboration, and advancing the region's human capital agenda.

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