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Ibom Air ED/COO Highlights Collaboration at NAFSA Conference

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Pivotal role of partnerships
George Uriesi, the Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Ibom Air flanked by Group Manager of Marketing and Communication, Mrs. Aniekan Essienette, also in the photo are executive members of Nigerian Aviation Fire and Safety Association (NAFSA) led by National President, Comrade Ugbeikwu Sunday at the Biennial Conference, held from July 24-26, 2024, at the Cocos Hotel and Resort in FCT-Abuja.
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George Uriesi, the Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Ibom Air, emphasized the pivotal role of partnerships in emergency response strategies. Mr. Uriesi, a distinguished guest speaker at the Nigerian Aviation Fire and Safety Association (NAFSA) Biennial Conference held from July 24-26, 2024, in FCT-Abuja, ignited insightful discussions.

The conference, focused on collaborative emergency response aligned with Nigeria’s aviation roadmap, resonated deeply within the industry. Uriesi emphasized the vital role of partnerships in aviation growth, highlighting the indispensable contribution of fire and safety professionals. He passionately urged these often-unsung heroes to remain steadfast in their commitment to aviation safety. Moreover, Uriesi highlighted the critical, life-saving roles fire and safety personnel play, often overlooked until emergencies arise.

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The conference, a crucial gathering for aviation safety, provided a space for in-depth discussions on enhancing emergency response procedures. It further aligned with Nigeria’s aviation blueprint.

The conference provided a platform for industry leaders to exchange knowledge on emerging trends and innovative solutions shaping the aviation sector.

Ibom Air’s presence at the conference reaffirmed the airline’s commitment to safety and pivotal role of partnerships. It also signaled a proactive stance in shaping the future of Nigeria’s aviation sector. NAFSA as an association seeks to promote safety and industry best practices with regards to emergency response at the airsides.

 

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