Nigeria, Poland Agreed MOU On Agriculture
Nigeria and Poland have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on Agriculture, promising their readiness to increase the fields of economic cooperation in the energy and manufacturing sectors.Information Guide Nigeria
The signing took place during the State Visit of President Andrezej Duda of Poland, the first by a Polish leader to Nigeria since the establishment of diplomatic relations between both countries in 1961.
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On agriculture, which is one of the priority areas of the Nigerian government, the President said cooperation in this area will be a win-win for the two countries, especially in the context of global food insecurity occasioned by the conflict in Ukraine.
“Our cooperation in education has a long history and we wish to encourage the extension of that cooperation to the sharing of knowledge and experience between our educational institutions in areas such as science and technology as well as Information and Communication Technology, in order to help drive innovation in our countries in this competitive global knowledge economy.”JAMB Result
The Nigerian leader described the two-day visit of the Polish President as significant, underscoring the cordial relations that exist between both countries, commending the efforts of the Government of Poland in providing assistance to the large number of refugees fleeing the conflict in Ukraine, including a significant number of Nigerians.
“I also wish to express our sincere gratitude for the kind and generous support extended during our government’s evacuation of our fleeing nationals.
