President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will depart Abuja on Saturday for a three-nation visit aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s global partnerships and economic engagements.
The development was disclosed in a statement by the President’s Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga.
According to the statement, the President’s itinerary includes participation in a high-level Africa-France summit, where global and African leaders will deliberate on critical issues such as energy transition, green industrialisation, digital transformation, and climate action.
The summit, co-chaired by Emmanuel Macron and William Ruto, is expected to provide a platform for advancing economic cooperation, infrastructure development, youth empowerment, and technological innovation across the continent.
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The President is also scheduled to attend the Africa CEO Forum, a major gathering of private sector leaders, investors, and policymakers focused on accelerating economic transformation, regional integration, and cross-border investment. The forum is organised in partnership with the International Finance Corporation and is expected to host over 2,000 participants.
At both engagements, President Tinubu will deliver keynote remarks highlighting his administration’s reform agenda aimed at repositioning Nigeria as a preferred destination for investment and sustainable growth. He is also expected to hold high-level meetings with global and African business leaders.
The President will be accompanied by selected ministers and senior government officials and is expected to return to Nigeria at the end of the trip.