Nigeria and India on Sunday reaffirmed their commitment to a robust strategic partnership, pledging to strengthen ties in key areas including economic development, defence, healthcare, and food security. During their bilateral discussion, the two leaders agreed to a greater collaboration in counterterrorism, maritime security, and intelligence sharing. The two leaders also highlighted the vibrant economic relationship between India and Nigeria, with India positioned as Nigeria’s largest trading partner and a significant contributor to its economy. On food security, the leaders agreed that it remains a priority for developing countries, especially with larger populations. “Nigeria thanked India for providing the necessary concessions sought for in the supply of rice at the time of their need.

Source: The Guardian November 17, 2024 21:27 UTC