Nigeria and UAE Sign Major Trade Deal in Abu Dhabi
Nigeria and the UAE signed a significant CEPA in Abu Dhabi, with the presence of high-ranking officials from both countries. The agreement is set to reduce trade barriers, increase investment flows, and create opportunities in key sectors like technology, agriculture, and energy.
The deal is expected to strengthen supply chains, boost public-private sector collaboration, and support small and medium-sized enterprises in accessing global markets. Nigerian President Bola Ahm Tinubu highlighted the agreement's importance in expanding economic cooperation and providing duty-free access for Nigerian products in the UAE.
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