An official says the series of meetings and activities would have immediate and future benefits to the Nigerian economy and Nigerian people.
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The sectors include information and communications technology, oil and gas, aluminium production, harbour construction/dredging services, financial services, and satellite technology. “This is going to be part of a broader engagement where the two heads of state will discuss matters of mutual interest across not just the economy but also on issues of national, regional and international security,” said the spokesman.According to him, the President will thereafter attend the Forum on China–Africa Cooperation Summit, where several African heads of state will engage with Chinese leaders on various important matters.
According to him, the engagement is expected to yield tangible, immediate and future dividends for the Nigerian economy and for the benefit of the Nigerian people.
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