President MUHAMMADU BUHARI will leave Abuja on a trip to India to participate in the third Summit of the India-Africa Forum in New Delhi.
President MUHAMMADU BUHARI will leave Abuja on a trip to India to participate in the third Summit of the India-Africa Forum in New Delhi.
President BUHARI's travel plan was contained in a statement issued by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, FEMI ADESINA. ADESINA stated that President Buhari, the Indian Prime Minister, NARENDRA MODI and other participating Heads of State and Government would deliberate on issues of common concern, such as climate change and international terrorism.
President MUHAMMADU BUHARI will leave Abuja on a trip to India to participate in the third Summit of the India-Africa Forum in New Delhi.
President BUHARI's travel plan was contained in a statement issued by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, FEMI ADESINA. ADESINA stated that President Buhari, the Indian Prime Minister, NARENDRA MODI and other participating Heads of State and Government would deliberate on issues of common concern, such as climate change and international terrorism. The President would hold bilateral talks with Prime Minister MODI and other senior Indian government officials on Wednesday, ahead of the opening of the summit on Thursday.
President BUHARI would also meet with Chief Executive Officers of Indian companies with existing or prospective interests in Nigeria before returning to Abuja on October 30. The President would be accompanied by the governors of Kano and Delta states, as well as the National Security Adviser, Retired Major General BABAGANA MONGUNO. The India-Africa Forum was established in 2008 as the official platform for the advancement of mutually-beneficial relations between India and African nations.
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