‘UK-Nigeria trade hits £7.3bn’
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/uk-nigeria-trade-hits-7-3bn/
The trade between Nigeria and the United Kingdom has reached a significant £7.3 billion, as reported by the British High Commission. This figure was unveiled at a reception held in Abuja, coinciding with King Charles III's 78th birthday celebration. The event served to commemorate not only the monarch but also the strong economic ties between the two nations and the individuals who contribute to their success.
British High Commissioner Pete Vowles emphasized during his remarks that the relationship between the UK and Nigeria is modern, forward-thinking, and thriving in various sectors including trade, education, innovation, security, and culture. The commission highlighted the strategic partnership's expansion in trade and investment, education, defense and security, migration, and development, as well as the importance of cultural, family, and diaspora connections.
The reception, themed "GREAT Partners for the Future," brought together key stakeholders from government, business, culture, and civil society to explore potential collaborations and further strengthen the relationship.
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