Tinubu, Wife Depart for Three-Day State Visit to France

November 27, 2024

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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and First Lady Oluremi Tinubu have departed Nigeria for a three-day state visit to France. The visit, beginning Wednesday, November 27, underscores efforts to strengthen Nigeria’s diplomatic ties and explore potential collaborations in key sectors with the European nation.

According to a statement from the presidency, the visit will feature high-level discussions between President Tinubu and his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron. The leaders are expected to deliberate on bilateral trade, investment opportunities, and partnerships aimed at fostering mutual growth.

The First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, will engage in separate activities focusing on gender empowerment, cultural exchange, and humanitarian initiatives. Her agenda includes meetings with prominent figures championing causes related to women’s rights and social development.

This trip comes amid President Tinubu’s broader drive to bolster Nigeria’s international relations and economic prospects. Recent engagements with global leaders have focused on attracting foreign investments and positioning Nigeria as a strategic partner on the global stage.

The France visit is seen as an extension of these diplomatic efforts, with officials highlighting its importance in enhancing cooperation in areas such as renewable energy, technology transfer, and infrastructure development.

Observers note that the visit will also provide an opportunity to solidify agreements reached during previous interactions between Nigerian and French officials. These include initiatives targeting sustainable development and improved trade balances.

As President Tinubu and the First Lady embark on this visit, expectations remain high for tangible outcomes that will benefit Nigeria’s economy and strengthen its global partnerships.

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