World Trade Center Guides Businesses: Innovate to Conquer Challenges

In a recent interaction at the year-end business and networking cocktail event in Abuja, Mr. Karim Ahmed, the Vice President of the World Trade Centre, Abuja, emphasized the crucial need for innovative solutions to navigate the challenging economic landscape affecting business operations in Nigeria. The event, covered by Infostride News, provided a platform for Mr. Ahmed to share insights on how businesses can overcome obstacles such as currency crises, fuel subsidy removal, and unfavorable exchange rates.

Expressing the impact of the general economic situation on businesses in the country, Mr. Ahmed acknowledged the challenging year but also highlighted the significant progress made. He underscored the importance of adaptability and flexibility in providing solutions to sustain enterprises in the face of adversity.

Mr. Ahmed stated, “The year has been challenging, but we have also made significant progress, and our ability to adapt to change made us provide different solutions.” He further emphasized the resilience and flexibility demonstrated by the Church Gate brand, pointing out how the organization has tailored solutions to meet the evolving needs of its customers.

Traditionally offering real estate solutions with customers designing their own spaces, Mr. Ahmed highlighted a recent shift in approach. “What we have been doing recently is to tailor the solution to the customer’s need, and that is how we have been able to manage the landscape that has been challenging recently,” he explained.

Addressing the event’s theme, ‘Urban Elegance,’ which reflects the sophistication, diversity, and dynamism of Abuja’s business community, Mr. Ahmed explained that the gathering aimed to celebrate the successes of the year and foster meaningful connections for the upcoming New Year. The event brought together clients, partners, trade associations, and members of the diplomatic community.

Mr. Ahmed also unveiled future plans of the World Trade Centre, Abuja, to provide mass, affordable housing solutions for the middle class in Nigeria. This initiative, scheduled for the next year, aligns with the center’s commitment to addressing the housing needs of a broader segment of the population.

Ibukun Adeogun, the General Manager of Operations at WTC, provided additional insights into the performance of the World Trade Centre Abuja. Describing it as a $1.3 billion investment, Adeogun announced that the center is now open for business after overcoming years of delays. He expressed satisfaction with its current performance, assuring potential clients and partners of a seamless experience.

In conclusion, Mr. Karim Ahmed’s call for innovative solutions resonates as a timely and strategic approach to navigating the economic challenges faced by businesses in Nigeria. The World Trade Centre’s commitment to adaptability, flexibility, and future-oriented initiatives, as reported by Infostride News, positions it as a key player in fostering sustainable growth and development in the country.