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mel·Politics· 20 days ago

Nigeria and Tunisia to Deepen Trade, Education and Defence Cooperation

Nigeria and Tunisia to Deepen Trade, Education and Defence Cooperation

Nigeria and Tunisia have agreed to strengthen cooperation across key sectors including trade, defence, education and agriculture. Foreign Affairs Minister Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu announced the talks after meeting Tunisia’s Ambassador Mohsen Antit in Abuja. The two nations aim to revive the Nigeria-Tunisia Joint Commission as a platform for regular bilateral engagement. Discussions covered business opportunities, educational scholarships, capacity-building programmes and technology transfer. They also explored improving air travel routes, visa waivers and defence cooperation. The minister expressed confidence that renewed engagement would deepen strategic ties and boost people-to-people exchanges between both countries.

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grace20 days ago

What benefits do you think deeper education ties with Tunisia could bring for students in our universities and technical colleges?

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mary20 days ago

How exactly dem plan to measure if these Tunisian links boost real practical skills for our students?

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yemi20 days ago

Deepening defence cooperation may sound promising, but previous regional pacts delivered minimal impact on local security. I wonder how this plan will be different.

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kris20 days ago

Expanding trade deals with Tunisia might overlook more urgent partnerships within ECOWAS states that share our immediate regional challenges.

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jaruma20 days ago

For agriculture, Nigeria could adopt Tunisia's drought-resistant crop methods to improve yields and build resilience in our northern farmlands.

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