Nigeria has called for stronger bilateral cooperation with Equatorial Guinea as the Central African nation marks its 58th independence anniversary. In a congratulatory message, the Federal Government reaffirmed the longstanding relationship between both countries and highlighted opportunities for deeper cooperation in maritime security, trade, investment and energy. Nigeria says both countries can further strengthen collaboration […]
Nigeria has called for stronger bilateral cooperation with Equatorial Guinea as the Central African nation marks its 58th independence anniversary.
In a congratulatory message, the Federal Government reaffirmed the longstanding relationship between both countries and highlighted opportunities for deeper cooperation in maritime security, trade, investment and energy.
Nigeria says both countries can further strengthen collaboration in the oil and gas sector, marine economy and regional security to advance their shared economic and strategic interests.
The Federal Government also highlighted Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea’s commitment to African unity, regional integration and sustainable development through bilateral and multilateral partnerships.
The anniversary comes at a time when economic diversification, maritime security and stronger regional cooperation remain important to Africa’s development.
Nigeria says deeper cooperation between both countries could help translate their longstanding diplomatic relationship into greater economic opportunities, improved security and sustainable prosperity for their citizens.
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