President Bola Tinubu has concluded his visit to South Africa, where he co-chaired the 11th Nigeria-South Africa Bi-National Commission session alongside President Cyril Ramaphosa.
The high-level meeting, aimed at bolstering bilateral relations, addressed key areas such as economic growth, security, and cultural collaboration between the two nations.
During the session, both leaders highlighted the significance of strengthening the longstanding partnership between Nigeria and South Africa, focusing on innovative strategies to tackle mutual challenges. Discussions centered on trade, investment opportunities, regional security initiatives, and the enhancement of people-to-people connections through cultural exchange.
President Tinubu underscored Nigeria’s commitment to fostering stronger ties with South Africa, emphasizing the need for collaboration to promote shared prosperity and sustainable development across the continent. Similarly, President Ramaphosa lauded the Bi-National Commission as a vital platform for advancing mutual interests and addressing pressing issues in Africa.
The session concluded with both countries reaffirming their dedication to deepening cooperation in areas that align with their national priorities, setting the stage for enhanced economic integration and strategic partnerships in the future.
