US and Nigeria Strengthen Ties at Strategic Forum in Lagos

The US–Nigeria Strategic Partnership Forum took place in Lagos, organized by the American Business Council Nigeria in collaboration with The Heritage Foundation. The forum aimed to enhance bilateral cooperation between the United States and Nigeria.
The US delegation was led by James Carafano and included Ambassador Carla Sands, former Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler, and retired Coast Guard Admiral Paul Thomas. Key discussions revolved around critical areas of mutual interest, including critical minerals and mining, energy, agriculture, maritime cooperation, infrastructure, security, and religious freedom.
Senior Nigerian officials present included Dr. Jumoke Oduwole, the Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, and Babajide Sanwo-Olu, the Governor of Lagos State. The American Business Council members, such as Mantrac Group, Dow, MEBS Global, and Rendeavour, participated in a panel discussion on infrastructure, moderated by Lola Adekanye from the Center for International Private Enterprise.
The Council expressed gratitude to all stakeholders for their commitment to strengthening US–Nigeria trade, investment, and security cooperation.
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