The 4th edition of the CHINET Aviacargo Conference is set to take place on August 1, 2024, in Lagos, and we are thrilled to confirm that Mr. George Uriesi, Chief Operating Officer of Ibom Air, will be one of the key speakers at this prestigious event.
This conference will gather leaders from the aviation, insurance, logistics, and agro-export sectors to discuss and develop strategies for advancing Nigeria’s air cargo industry.
With decades of experience in aviation, including extensive knowledge in both airport and airline operations, Mr. Uriesi has made invaluable contributions to the sector. He has been instrumental in the growth of Ibom Air, significantly enhancing its operations and reputation within Nigeria’s aviation industry. Mr. Uriesi also previously served as the Managing Director of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) and CEO of Cape Town International Airport in South Africa, bringing a wealth of experience and insight to his current role.
Mr. Uriesi will present on the topic, “Creating a Synergy Between Airport and Airline in Developing Air Cargo.” His insights will be critical in understanding how collaboration between airports and airlines can drive the growth of the air cargo sector in Nigeria. This topic is of paramount importance as it addresses the need for cohesive strategies to optimize cargo operations and enhance the efficiency of air logistics.
In addition to Mr. Uriesi, the conference will feature other prominent speakers, including Mr. Remi Jibodu, Acting Chief Operating Officer of Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited, and Dr. Daniel Mckorley, Executive Chairman of McDan Group. Their extensive experience and innovative approaches will further enrich the discussions and provide valuable perspectives on advancing Nigeria’s air cargo capabilities.
The conference will also include chief executives from various sectors, including aviation, insurance, logistics, and agro-export. Representatives from key government agencies such as the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), the Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC), the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON), Nigeria Customs Service, and Quarantine Services will be in attendance to share their expertise and experiences.
The CHINET Aviacargo Conference is crucial for the Nigerian agro-export sector. By focusing on the development of air cargo infrastructure and logistics, the conference aims to enhance the efficiency and reach of agro-exports, thereby contributing significantly to the nation’s economic growth.
“We are excited to host this conference, which is vital for the progress of Nigeria’s air cargo and logistics sector,” said the conference organizers. “The insights from Mr. George Uriesi, along with other industry leaders and government representatives, will pave the way for innovative solutions and collaborations that will drive the industry forward.”
