President Bola Tinubu embarks on a two-week working visit to Paris to review his administration's progress, assess reforms, and engage with international partners. His visit will focus on Nigeria’s economic strides, with particular attention to the increase in foreign exchange reserves, and strategic planning for future development.
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu will be heading to Paris on a two-week working visit starting this Wednesday. The visit will provide him an opportunity to reflect on his administration's progress, especially on key reforms. According to his Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, Tinubu plans to appraise the mid-term performance of his administration and evaluate the success of ongoing reforms.
In addition to reviewing the administration's performance, the President will focus on strategic planning for the future, particularly ahead of his government’s second anniversary. One of the significant areas of attention will be evaluating the country's economic strides, such as the notable increase in Nigeria’s foreign exchange reserves, which grew from $3.99 billion in 2023 to $23.11 billion. While in Paris, Tinubu will remain in constant communication with his team, continuing to oversee the country's governance from afar. His return is scheduled for two weeks from now.
During the visit, Tinubu will engage with international partners to enhance Nigeria’s diplomatic and economic ties. The trip is expected to further strengthen relations between Nigeria and France, focusing on collaborative projects and addressing key developmental priorities. President Tinubu's actions are seen as critical in shaping the future course of Nigeria's governance and economic policies.
