Niger State Governor, Mohammed Bago, has expressed optimism about the prospects of a strengthened economic relationship between Nigeria and China, highlighting the potential benefits for both countries.
According to a statement issued by the Chief Press Secretary to the Niger State governor, Bologi Ibrahim, Governor Bago made this statement during his address at the first China-Nigeria Economic and Trade Conference currently taking place in Beijing, China.
Speaking to participants at the conference, Governor Bago emphasized that the event provides a valuable platform for Nigeria and China to explore new opportunities for economic collaboration and development.
He underscored the importance of such forums in fostering bilateral ties that can lead to mutual growth and progress.
Governor Bago, praised China’s expertise in agriculture and industrialization.
He noted that Niger State, which has vast agricultural potential, stands to gain significantly from the exchange of knowledge and partnerships facilitated by the conference.
“Niger State has a lot to offer, and we are here to showcase our potential to the Chinese, who are giants in agriculture and industrialization,” Bago stated.
“This conference is an opportunity for us to learn and collaborate on initiatives that can enhance our state’s growth.”
The governor also extended his appreciation to President Bola Tinubu for including Niger State in this significant international engagement.
He expressed his belief that the state’s participation in the conference would open doors to new investments and partnerships, particularly in agriculture and infrastructure.
Governor Bago’s attendance at the conference aligns with his administration’s focus on leveraging international partnerships to drive economic development in Niger State.
His remarks reflect a broader commitment to enhancing the state’s economic prospects through strategic global collaborations.
The ongoing China-Nigeria Economic and Trade Conference is expected to strengthen the relationship between the two nations, paving the way for increased trade, investment, and cooperation across various sectors.
