By Mohammed Bello Doka
The Director General of the Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency (NIHSA), Umar Ibrahim Mohammed, recently paid a courtesy visit to H.E. Humphrey Geiseb, the High Commissioner of Namibia to Nigeria, at the Namibian High Commission in Abuja.
The meeting underscored the commitment of both nations to deepen bilateral relations, focusing on areas of mutual interest, particularly Hydrogen energy development, drought management, and water resource strategies.
Discussions revolved around potential collaborations to address shared challenges in water sustainability and innovative energy solutions. High Commissioner Humphrey Geiseb highlighted Namibia’s strides in Hydrogen energy and advanced water recycling technologies, extending an invitation to NIHSA to visit Namibia for further engagements. He proposed facilitating a direct dialogue between NIHSA and the Namibian government to explore joint initiatives aimed at enhancing environmental resilience.
In response, Umar Ibrahim Mohammed expressed his appreciation for the invitation, emphasizing Nigeria's readiness to build a stronger partnership with Namibia. He noted that such collaborations could pave the way for transformative advancements in environmental sustainability and renewable energy, benefiting both nations.
The Director General also stressed the value of cross-border knowledge exchange, acknowledging that shared expertise is critical to tackling global environmental challenges. He reiterated NIHSA’s commitment to fostering innovative solutions in water management and sustainable energy.
The visit signifies a milestone in Nigeria-Namibia relations and sets the stage for impactful collaborations in addressing pressing environmental concerns on a global scale.
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