President Bola Tinubu, on Monday, met with Lương Cường, President of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, during the G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
The meeting between the two presidents shows the mutual commitment of Nigeria and Vietnam to strengthening diplomatic ties and fostering cooperation in areas of shared interest.
In a post shared on his official X handle on Tuesday, President Tinubu, who expressed satisfaction with the discussions, said the meeting focused on advancing mutually beneficial relations.
Both leaders discussed potential areas of cooperation, including trade, agriculture, energy, and technology, aiming to deepen economic and diplomatic relations.
The bilateral engagement marks a significant step in enhancing Nigeria’s global partnerships under Tinubu’s administration. The President emphasised the importance of collaboration between both nations in achieving sustainable growth and development.
President Tinubu departed Abuja for Brazil on Sunday, for the G20 Leaders Summit. It is his first appearance at the G20 Summit since assuming office.
The G20 Summit provides a platform for world leaders to address pressing global challenges and explore collaborative solutions for sustainable growth.
President Tinubu’s meeting with his Vietnam counterpart reflects his commitment to building strong international alliances that benefits the nation.
