FMN Strengthens Nigeria-France Trade at Paris Fair 2026

Flour Mills of Nigeria (FMN) is deepening trade ties between France and Nigeria at the 62nd Paris Agricultural Fair, which began on February 21, 2026, and will conclude on March 1, 2026. This event is a prominent agricultural exhibition where FMN, a member of the Pan African Food Agro Alliance Group, is participating for the second time.
The company is also a sponsor and partner following its success at the 2024 fair. Mr. John G.
Coumantaro, the Group Chairman of FMN, emphasized the mutual benefits of the France-Nigeria relationship, which is built on shared values and aims to foster intercontinental trade growth. The theme for this year's exhibit focuses on generational solutions and knowledge transfer in agriculture.
The Nigerian Pavilion was officially inaugurated on February 23, with FMN's presence aligning with its corporate mission to feed and enrich lives. The participation of dignitaries, including Mr. Jim Ovia and Dame Adaora Umeoji, highlights the significance of this event for Nigeria's economic diplomacy and trade expansion.
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