By Aderogba George
Jet Age Nation Builders (JANB) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Confederation Institute of Talents (CIT), Mauritius, to empower African talents through enhanced educational and professional development opportunities.
This is contained in a joint statement signed by Amb. Young Omatseye, African Coordinator of JANB, and Ms Deepika Panchoo, Director of CIT, and made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Friday in Abuja.
According to the statement, the strategic partnership will enable African professionals and students to access specialised personal and professional development programmes in Mauritius, in line with JANB’s mission to nurture the next generation of African leaders.
“I see Mauritius as a dream destination for African youths to unlock their potential through African-led education, training, networking, and exposure,” Omatseye said.
Jet Age Nation Builders is an organisation committed to empowering African communities for sustainable growth by bridging gaps between governments, organisations, and citizens.
Its core mission is to equip Africans with the knowledge, skills, and mindset needed for sustainable economic and personal development.
CIT, based in Mauritius, offers cutting-edge professional courses that promote leadership, innovation, and technical excellence.
“We believe this partnership could serve as a catalyst for many opportunities for African youths and young professionals.
“Mauritius, with its stable economy and reputation as an education and business hub, provides the ideal environment for African talents to flourish, ” the statement said.
The agreement marks a major milestone in both organisations’ commitment to pan-African human capital development and positions Mauritius as a gateway for regional skills exchange.
“The JANB-CIT partnership will launch its first cohort of participants in the coming months, with plans to expand offerings based on growing demand.
“This initiative not only strengthens bilateral relations but also sets a precedent for cross-border professional and educational collaborations aimed at uplifting Africa’s socio-economic landscape.
“As JANB continues its mission to build a new generation of African leaders, this alliance represents a bold step toward a future where talent development is at the heart of Africa’s progress,” the statement added. (NAN)