President Bola Tinubu has begun the Tinubu departs Nigeria for France diplomatic tour, marking the start of a three-nation visit.
The trip will also take him to Kenya and Rwanda. The presidential aircraft departed from the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja.
The Tinubu departs Nigeria for France diplomatic tour aims to strengthen economic ties and attract foreign investment. According to the Presidency, France is the first stop.
During the visit, Tinubu is expected to engage with investors and government officials to boost Nigeria’s economic partnerships.
From France, Tinubu will travel to Nairobi for the Africa–France Summit scheduled for May 11 to May 12. The summit will be co-chaired by Emmanuel Macron and William Ruto. Discussions will focus on energy transition, climate action, digital transformation, and economic cooperation.
The president will also meet global leaders and investors during the summit. Officials say these engagements will help deepen Nigeria’s international economic relations and open new investment opportunities.
After Kenya, Tinubu will head to Kigali, Rwanda, for the Africa CEO Forum from May 14 to May 15. The forum will bring together top business leaders and policymakers across Africa. It will explore strategies to drive economic growth and expand private sector investment.
The Tinubu departs Nigeria for France diplomatic tour highlights Nigeria’s push to strengthen global partnerships. The Presidency says the visit will support economic growth, improve trade relations, and position Nigeria as a key player in international markets.
