Governor Bala Mohammed said the interventions formed part of a broader strategy to transform agriculture from subsistence to commercial production.
During the summit, Mr Bio inaugurated a regional conference centre and a logistics depot.
The statement said the governor approved Mr Fasoranti’s reappointment in recognition of his experience in public administration, policy formulation and governance.
Mr D’Almada said child labour and forced labour remain major challenges across West Africa.
The initiative aims to improve electricity supply, stimulate agricultural activities, create employment opportunities and enhance food security.
The training is a collaboration between the federal government, UNESCO, the government of Japan and the Pan African University (PAU).
Mr Gagdi said that its diplomatic engagement with some embassies was an embarrassment to Nigeria.
The chairman said that the intervention would help  to enhance water flow and reduce the impact of flooding.
Mr Tegbe said reliable electricity remained central to Nigeria’s economic transformation.
The Senate also expanded the committee’s scope to include investigation of TETFund, NELFUND, and UBEC.
