Tinubu and Kagame Strengthen Nigeria-Rwanda Relations
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Nigeria met with President Paul Kagame of Rwanda at the Urugwiro Presidential Villa upon his arrival in Kigali, Rwanda. The two leaders discussed strategies to deepen bilateral relations between their countries.
A key focus of their discussions was the revival of the Joint Permanent Ministerial Commission (JPMC), which serves as a vital platform for advancing shared objectives. This commission was originally signed by both countries in 2021.
The leaders agreed that Nigeria would host the next meeting of the commission, highlighting their commitment to strengthening cooperation and collaboration between Nigeria and Rwanda.
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