Abuja, Nigeria – President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has jetted out to Paris, France, for a 14-day working visit, marking another strategic international engagement aimed at strengthening diplomatic and economic ties.

According to sources within the Presidency, the visit will focus on bilateral discussions, investment partnerships, and high-level meetings with key stakeholders in the French government and private sector.

What’s on the Agenda?

🔹 Strengthening Nigeria-France Relations – Talks on trade, security, and development cooperation
🔹 Attracting Foreign Investment – Engaging with business leaders to drive economic growth
🔹 Diplomatic & Policy Meetings – Discussions with top officials on global and regional issues

The President is expected to meet with French President Emmanuel Macron and other European leaders to explore economic collaborations in energy, technology, and infrastructure development.

Governance Continues in His Absence

While away, Vice President Kashim Shettima will oversee national affairs, ensuring continuity in governance. Presidential aides confirm that Tinubu will remain actively engaged in state matters through virtual communications and briefings.

Why Paris?

France has emerged as a key partner in Nigeria’s economic diversification strategy, particularly in sectors such as renewable energy, agriculture, and digital innovation. Tinubu’s visit is expected to bolster foreign direct investment (FDI) and trade relations, positioning Nigeria for economic expansion and industrial growth.

As the President embarks on this diplomatic mission, all eyes are on potential agreements and outcomes that could shape Nigeria’s economic and political landscape in the months ahead.

Stay tuned to Essentia News for real-time updates on this developing story.