Mrs Uwaoma Olewengwa, the Director-General, Abia State Marketing Agency and Quality Management, on Monday said the office had closed arrangements to showcase Abia makers' items to European markets.
Olewengwa uncovered this in a meeting with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Aba after a meeting with artisans and item advertisers in Aba.
She said that the undertaking was the brainchild of Gov. Okezie Ikpeazu who felt that Abia artisans merited better rewards for their quality endeavors regardless of working with uncovered hands.
"The thing is a procedure. We need to perceive how we can acquaint Abia-made items with the European retail lines.
"We have found that our artisans in Abia are doing exceptionally well yet they are not getting the prize for their work. So Abia State government is attempting to see what we can do to make our producers break into remote markets.
"So we need to begin with being a piece of an abroad exchange mission with design reasonable including particularly shoes, wears, belts, tops and all whatever is left of them," she said.
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Olewengwa said that at first the general population were not reacting but rather had started to show enthusiasm for the game plan which would give them the chance to showcase their merchandise in Europe.
She said the organization planned to take qualified people to the fairs in Europe in September, focusing on that August to September was sufficient time to deliver what to showcase.
The business expert to the office, Mr Ademola Lasisi, said that the project was intended to guarantee that Abia transported quality products to Europe as China was doing every day to Nigeria.
He said that one of a kind recognizable proof labels would be given results of various makers who might be at the reasonable to guarantee that purchasers would think that its simple to re-request them through the organization.
He additionally noticed that on the off chance that a few items were not sold at the reasonable, they would guarantee that the they were placed in a distribution center and later unloaded for the proprietors advantage.
The advisor said that if Abia could get its article of clothing and shoe/cowhide industry running, it would not scramble for oil cash to meet its prompt needs.
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