Details Of Tinubu’s Meeting With Four Envoys Emerge

The details of the meeting between President Bola Tinubu and four ambassador-designates from Belgium, Angola, Norway, and Venezuela have emerged.

Naija News reported that the four ambassador-designates presented their Letters of Credence to President Tinubu at the Presidential Villa in Abuja on Tuesday.

Speaking during a meeting with the envoys, Tinubu emphasized his administration’s commitment to fostering economic collaboration and strong diplomatic relations with foreign missions.

The President also assured the ambassadors of an open-door policy, adding that his government is ready to address concerns and ensure their stay is rewarding.

President Tinubu also discussed strengthening maritime and energy cooperation with the Belgian ambassador, Pieter Leenknegt, and the potential dredging of Calabar port to make it more viable for revenue generation.

During his meeting with the Angolan Ambassador, Jose Zau, Tinubu congratulated President Joao Lourenco of Angola on his re-election and referred to him “as a very good friend.”

In his discussions with the Norwegian Ambassador, Sevin Baera, President Tinubu expressed his energy transition vision for Nigeria, stating that the transition from petroleum to gas to hydrogen is a priority for his administration.

He called on Norway and other EU member countries to support his administration’s economic reform programmes, particularly in the areas of food security, preservation, and other key agro-allied investments.

He told the Ambassadors that the Foreign Ministry and the Office of his Chief of Staff would always be available to interact with the foreign missions and address any matter of concern.

He said: “We will maintain an open-door policy. We are ready to do anything that will make your stay rewarding and our relationship strong. Do not hesitate to bring up any matter with the Foreign Minister or my Chief of Staff; they will bring it to my attention.”

In their separate remarks, the foreign ambassadors expressed their dedication to building sustainable partnerships and deepening economic cooperation across various sectors.