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Nigeria and China strengthen ties with 5 key MoUs signed in Beijing

President Bola Tinubu was given a guard of honour as he was welcomed by Chinese President Xi Jinping. [X, formerly Twitter]

This meeting is expected to set the stage for deeper collaboration between the two countries, with a focus on mutual growth and regional stability.

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu and Chinese President Xi Jinping have solidified a new chapter in the bilateral relations between Nigeria and China.

The encounter marked the transition of their relationship into a comprehensive developmental partnership, a significant milestone for both nations.

President Tinubu, through his X handle, announced the signing of five key Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) during the discussions.

These MOUs, which include agreements on the Belt and Road Initiative and the peaceful application of nuclear energy, mark significant steps in the deepening of the Nigeria-China partnership.

These agreements highlight the growing cooperation between Nigeria and China, particularly in areas critical to Nigeria's development.

President Bola Tinubu was given a guard of honour as he was welcomed by Chinese President Xi Jinping. [X, formerly Twitter]
President Bola Tinubu was given a guard of honour as he was welcomed by Chinese President Xi Jinping. [X, formerly Twitter]

President Tinubu emphasised the importance of the new partnership, stating, "Today's meeting with President Xi Jinping marks a significant milestone in elevating the bilateral relationship between Nigeria and China. This marks a crucial step for our two nations."

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A major outcome of the meeting was the agreement to establish a high-level community aimed at fostering development, stability, and security across the West African sub-region.

This initiative reflects the commitment of both leaders to ensuring peace and prosperity in the region.

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Tinubu also highlighted the significance of Nigeria's ongoing economic reforms, reaffirming his administration's dedication to creating a business-friendly environment for international partners.

President Bola Tinubu [X, formerly Twitter]
President Bola Tinubu [X, formerly Twitter]

"My administration is fully dedicated to fostering sustainable growth and establishing a business-friendly environment for our partners," he said.

President Xi Jinping echoed these sentiments, expressing optimism about the future of Nigeria-China relations.

He emphasised the collective strength that can be achieved through unity and cooperation.

"I am confident that this partnership will yield mutual benefits, driving robust development and stability in Nigeria and across the African continent," Tinubu noted.

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