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Nigeria making progress despite economic challenges — Envoy

Nigeria is making progress despite prevailing economic difficulties, the Nigeria’s Ambassador to Spain, Okezie Ikpeazu, has said, pledging that the Federal Government will continue to pursue reforms and create investment opportunities to promote national development. Ikpeazu said the government was committed to economic diversification, improved governance and inclusive growth as part of efforts…

Nigeria making progress despite economic challenges — Envoy

Nigeria is advancing despite economic hardships, according to the country's Ambassador to Spain, Okezie Ikpeazu. The Federal Government remains committed to pursuing reforms, creating investment opportunities and promoting national development, Ikpeazu stated during an event in Madrid to mark Nigeria's 66th Independence Anniversary.

The ambassador called for renewed focus on national unity, economic growth and stronger international partnerships. Acknowledging the present economic challenges, Ikpeazu affirmed that progress was being made through ongoing efforts to tackle these issues. He emphasized the importance of harnessing the potential of Nigerian youth, creativity and diversity to achieve sustainable development.

The ambassador stressed the need for international cooperation in realizing Nigeria's development goals and praised Spain's support and friendship. In his remarks, Ikpeazu encouraged Nigerians to work together towards a peaceful, prosperous and respected nation, and congratulated President Bola Tinubu and Nigerians in Spain on the independence anniversary.

He highlighted Nigeria's strong and growing ties with Spain, based on mutual respect, dialogue and cooperation in various sectors, and expressed hope for deeper collaboration in areas such as renewable energy, infrastructure, agriculture, technology and the creative industries.

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