UAE-Nigeria Partnership: Resilience and Economic Growth

In an interview, Saeed Al Hajeri, the Minister of State for the United Arab Emirates, discussed the UAE-Nigeria partnership, emphasizing its resilience and shared vision for economic growth. He highlighted significant opportunities to deepen cooperation, particularly in infrastructure, logistics, and the energy sector, which are crucial for long-term economic development.
Al Hajeri noted that the non-oil economy accounts for approximately 75% of Nigeria's GDP and reaffirmed the UAE's stable economic outlook, supported by reliable logistics and flexible supply chains. He addressed the geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, stating that these would not derail the UAE's strategic commitments and interests in Nigeria.
Al Hajeri also mentioned the importance of maintaining operational supply chains and infrastructure, particularly in light of the Strait of Hormuz's critical role in global energy supply. The partnership spans 50 African countries and focuses on sustainable energy, food security, and education, reinforcing mutual trust and respect between the nations.
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