Erdogan Targets $5bn Trade with Nigeria, Offers Terrorism Support
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announces a commitment to achieve a $5 billion trade volume with Nigeria and offers support in combating terrorism, particularly in Africa's Sahel region. During a joint press briefing with Nigerian President Bola Tinubu, both leaders discuss enhancing economic ties through a joint economic and trade committee.
Erdogan highlights opportunities in trade, investment, energy, education, defense, and industry. Tinubu acknowledges Turkey's willingness to collaborate in promoting global peace and prosperity.
The two countries sign nine agreements covering diaspora policies, defense cooperation, and the establishment of an economic trade joint committee. Tinubu praises Erdogan's efforts towards global peace, especially in Somalia.
The discussions also focus on combating terrorism and promoting stability in the region. The visit aims to strengthen bilateral relations and foster economic cooperation between Turkey and Nigeria.
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