TUG Marshall Plan

TUG Marshall Plan (TMPA),
What is it ?

About

A new generation  of Africans, better educated and better exposed than their parents has emerged. They are the generation that will bring the neocolonialism era to an end and make Africa economically safe reliant
TUG Marshall Plan for Africa (TMPA)  is a  metaphor for a private sector led  empowerment of post neocolonial Africas by Africans as the USA led Marshall Planof 1948 empowered postwar Europe. It will be implemented in JV partnerships  with technology and financial partners across the Atlantic Ocean, the India ocean and the Mediterranean Sea and in close collaboration with the African  private and public sectors. Investors will get the chance  to  explore  the opportunities of a post neocolonial Africaand the immense  benefits of the  African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), a trade area described by the world  bank as the single  largest free trade area in the world measured by the number of countries participating and creating a single market for  1.3 billion people across 55 countries with a combined GDP valued at US$3.4 trillion and  combined business and consumer spending reaching  $29 trillion by 2050.  

TUG Marshall Plan for Africa – How will it be Implemented ?

Joint Ventures

Source  capable joint venture and technology partners in
world’s  key knowledge centers across the oceans.

Collaborate

Collaborate with the private sector, the academic
institutions  and public sector agencies across Africa and 
with the support of AU to develop  interconnected Pan
Africa knowledge centers,  facilitate a  pan African talents
pipeline and mitigate  barriers to Africa single market.

Knowledge Transfers

Manage  knowledge transfers and global market access for
innovations  of talents.

Awareness

Manage public enlightenment to create global awareness
of the  economic benefits of processing primary products in the place of find.

TUG Marshall Plan for Africa -Benefits to stakeholders  ?

Talents are spread in every corner of the world but opportunities to harness talents  are  not. TUG Marshall Plan will create a pan African talents pipeline, manage knowledge transfers in various sectors from the wold’s key knowledge centers, build  semiconductor ecosystem in Africa and empower African talents to contribute to the development of technology solutions of the future.

TUG Marshall Plan for Africa – What are the priority Projects ?

In 2019  Nigerian government discontinued allocation of MMDS spectrum for Pay Tv service. In recognition of TUG   demonstrable capacity to  envision and successfully execute innovative solutions to complex business problems and capitalize on new market opportunities, TUG companies were awarded a bouquet of  licenses – IPTV, ISP, MVNO and a license to manufacture communication equipment in Nigeria with benefits of  pioneer tax holiday and duty
free imports of components. TUG are now matching  their nearly  one million MMDS subscriber base asset, credibility, goodwill, a bouquet of licenses; manufacturing, broadcast and telecoms  licenses, thirty  years
experience  and a  deep understanding of the  marketplace with the competence, the know how and financial capacity of  partners and investors across the oceans to explore business opportunities of the post neocolonial Africa in three key sectors:

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Advantages

TMPA VaLUe Propositions

investors and JV partners –

Good ROI

A good return on investment.

Incentives

National  governments’  incentives to local manufacturing
and first mover advantages.

Cost effectiveness

Leverage the Relatively low cost of living in Africa to
develop global products for export.

Access 2 resources

Access to   research resources and resources of local
talents  pool.

Global Market

African tech space operates in a perpetual cycle of innovations and developments awaiting entry into the global marketplace.