‘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/
Bilateral trade between Nigeria and the United Kingdom has reached £7.3 billion, highlighting the strengthening economic ties between the two countries, according to the British High Commission. At a reception in Abuja to celebrate King Charles III's 78th birthday, the High Commission highlighted the importance of the strategic partnership between the UK and Nigeria.
British High Commissioner Pete Vowles emphasized that the King's Birthday offered an opportunity to recognize not only the monarch but also the robust relationship between the two nations. The partnership extends beyond trade, encompassing education, innovation, security, and culture. The commission pointed out that the relationship was further strengthened through a significant state visit to Nigeria in March, underscoring the depth of the connection and the significance of people-to-people interactions.
The event featured an art gallery showcasing the cultural and economic links between the UK and Nigeria, providing a platform for discussions among government officials, business leaders, diplomats, and civil society representatives. Both nations are committed to building upon their existing relationship to foster greater opportunities, prosperity, and lasting benefits for their citizens.
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