Nigeria-UK trade hits £7.3bn — British envoy
Bilateral trade between Nigeria and the United Kingdom has risen to £7.3bn, reflecting growing economic ties between both countries, the British High Commission has said. Read More: https://punchng.com/nigeria-uk-trade-hits-7-3bn-british-envoy/
Nigeria and the United Kingdom have seen their bilateral trade rise to £7.3 billion, according to the British High Commission. The British High Commission celebrated this milestone at a reception in Abuja on Thursday, marking King Charles III's 78th birthday. The event, themed "GREAT Partners for the Future," aimed to acknowledge the strong relationship between the two nations and the individuals sustaining it.
The British High Commissioner, Pete Vowles, emphasized that this partnership is modern and forward-looking, encompassing various areas such as trade, education, innovation, security, and culture. The year 2023 was marked by a significant State Visit to Nigeria in March, which highlighted the depth of the relationship and the importance of personal connections.
Both countries are committed to further strengthening their cooperation in trade, investment, education, defence, security, migration, and development. The reception featured an art gallery that showcased connections between the UK and Nigeria, providing a platform for representatives from various sectors to explore collaboration opportunities.
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