The Governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has received the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Affairs of Poland, Mr. Krzysztof Gawkowski, at Lagos House, Marina.
Eko Hot News reports that the meeting focused on discussions around the future of the digital economy and opportunities for international collaboration and strategic partnerships.
Governor Sanwo-Olu described Lagos State as Nigeria’s leading commercial and digital hub, driven by a young, innovative and tech-savvy population.
He noted that the state government is committed to building strong digital infrastructure to support innovation, investment and sustainable economic growth.
According to him, Lagos remains open to partnerships with global stakeholders who share its vision for technological advancement and development.
The Governor emphasized that collaboration with international partners is key to unlocking new opportunities in the digital economy.
He stated that his administration is focused on creating an enabling environment for technology-driven businesses and startups.
Sanwo-Olu highlighted ongoing efforts to strengthen infrastructure that supports digital transformation across key sectors.
He added that Lagos continues to position itself as a major technology and innovation hub in Africa.
The Governor stressed the importance of youth participation in the digital economy, noting their role in driving innovation and growth.
He said the state is actively developing policies that encourage investment in digital skills and emerging technologies.
Sanwo-Olu also reaffirmed Lagos State’s readiness to engage with global partners in expanding digital opportunities.
The Polish Deputy Prime Minister, Mr. Gawkowski, reportedly expressed interest in strengthening bilateral cooperation in technology and innovation.
Discussions reportedly included areas such as digital infrastructure, smart governance and knowledge exchange between both regions.
Officials described the meeting as productive and forward-looking, with both parties identifying areas of mutual benefit.
Stakeholders noted that Lagos continues to attract international attention due to its expanding technology ecosystem.
Analysts say such engagements reinforce Lagos State’s position as a key player in Africa’s digital transformation journey.
The visit is expected to open further channels for cooperation between Nigeria and Poland in the digital sector.
Sanwo-Olu reiterated that Lagos remains committed to building partnerships that promote innovation and economic development.
The meeting concluded with mutual interest in strengthening future collaboration in technology and digital innovation.
