PRESIDENT, La Campagne Tropicana Beach Resort and the promoter of Motherland Beckons, Ambassador Wanle Akinboboye has facilitated a multi- trillion dollars business network for the Republic of Cote Dívoire.
Akinboboye, who is an appointed Goodwill Tourism Ambassador for the Republic of Cote D’ívoire and also an appointed Tourism Consultant for the country on Monday facilitated and organised the multi – trillion business network between the government and people of Cote D’ívoire and MUSIAD, the largest business conglomerate in the world based in Konya, Turkey
The MUSIAD group which is the umbrella for and the largest business conglomerate in Turkey harbours 11,000 businesses of 50,000 memberships. It is arguably the biggest business Group in the world with prominent presence in 175 countries around the globe.
The team from MUSIAD, was led by its 6th President, who included the Vice President and others business moguls from Turkey to Abidjan.
The MUSIAD team, received with red carpet by the government of Cote Dívoire is expected to have business discussion session with the government, Cote Dívoire Chambers of Commerce, Manufacturing Associations, Trade Groups, Diplomatic Corps and the economic team of the country.
According to the facilitator, Ambassador Akinboboye, he said, “this powerful business group is in Cote Dívoire in pursuance of the Charter of Africa Turkey Trade Centre which we initiated last year. We are linking the vast, limitless and humongous business opportunities in Europe to Africa “.
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