The Lagos State Government has announced a groundbreaking stakeholders summit focused on addressing the challenges of physical planning in the state. Scheduled for October 15 and 16, this summit will serve as a critical platform for stakeholders to engage with the government on issues related to sustainable planning and development.
According to Mukaila Sanusi, the Deputy Director of Public Affairs in the Ministry of Urban and Physical Planning, the summit is designed to explore the opportunities and challenges facing Lagos as it continues its journey to becoming a smart megacity. The event, themed "Lagos, Africa’s Model Mega City: Issues and Prospects," aims to provide comprehensive solutions for effective governance and policy frameworks that support urban development.
Key topics to be discussed include the impact of urbanization on physical planning, innovative urban design approaches, stakeholder engagement in development plans, and sustainable development strategies to create a resilient Lagos. The summit is expected to be a pivotal event, offering stakeholders a unique opportunity to contribute to the formulation of a robust physical planning framework that will shape the future of Lagos State.
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