 The Undo state's governor, Oluwai Rotimiakere Dulu, has said the develop Undo 2.0 investment summit will attract more investment and full-stoy canary growth in the state. The governor was represented by his deputy, Loki Ayedatiwa, at the opening ceremony of the event. He stated that his government remains deeply committed to supporting local entrepreneurs and small businesses as the backbone of the state's economy. Before speaking at the event, the deputy resident representative of the United Nations Development Programme Fatih Atahiro said the summit will enable investors and partners to explore the existing and emerging investment opportunities available in Undo state. Earlier, the chairman, developed Undo 2.0, organising committee engineer Rezaq Obey expressed optimism that the summit will open up Undo state for economic development. Our wavering commitment to growth and progress with a number 2.0 symbolising our drive for continuous improvement and innovation. Our state's investment potential is boundless. The develop Undo 2.0 investment summit aims to attract $2 billion in investment to Undo state to create 70,000 new jobs and engage with 100, 100 donor partners and 1,500 investors. The government of Undo state has documented several opportunities across various sub-sectors for investment. My hope is that through this summit, investors and partners will become aware of and explore the existing and emerging investment opportunities present in Undo state, with greater focus on moving beyond the mere primary commodity extraction but towards product processing and industrialisation. This summit serves as a platform for showcasing a plethora of opportunities that our beloved Sunshine State offers to both local and international investors. Our inquiry agreed to the effort in promoting an investment-friendly environment, simulating policies and promoting collaboration between private and public sectors have laid a strong foundation for attracting investors and creating ample opportunities for economic prosperity.