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Industrialization: Global union holds rally in Abuja today

Industriall Global Union in Africa will today mark the 2017 Africa industrialization Day (AID) in Abuja with a mass rally. Vice President, Industriall Global Union…

Industriall Global Union in Africa will today mark the 2017 Africa industrialization Day (AID) in Abuja with a mass rally.

Vice President, Industriall Global Union Comrade Issa Aremu stated this yesterday at a press conference held in Abuja.

Aremu said that Africa industrialization Day (AID) is a significant day declared by United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) and  serves as  an annual platform for Governments, businesses and organized labour  linked to industrial development to examine ways and means to stimulate Africa industrialization process. 

He said  the  theme for 2017 Africa Industrialisation Day (AID) is  “African Industrial Development: A Pre-Condition For Effective And Sustainable Continental Free Trade Area.

 He said  a mass rally  to call for  industrialization drive  in Africa will hold in the  streets of Abuja today.

He said, “Together with the officials of UNIDO, Federal Ministry of Trade and Investment, manufacturers, relevant  stakeholders, members of African affiliates of Industriall will march for beneficiation and Industrialization of African economies from Eagle Square to Yar’ Adua Centre. Last Friday 17th of November, as part of the labour’s activities to mark the day, we organized 6th Policy Dialogue which extensively focused on the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0): Implications for Africa.”

 According to him, the objective of the Policy Dialogue was to critically examine the opportunities for Africa to diversify its economy, promote mass decent employment with respect to workers’ rights  within the context of digital/smart manufacturing (Industry 4.0).

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