President Tinubu has extended invitation to South Korean to Nigeria for more partnership following critical reforms and investment in the country.
This is confirmed in a statement by the Special adviser of the president, Ajuri Ngelale on Friday in Abuja with a recommendation letter presented by Ambassador of korea, Kim Pan Kyu to Nigeria.
In the statement , a copy of which was made available to Africa Health Report, AHR, Tinubu states the favourable economic opportunities in Nigeria, saying “I am glad that you have a very good knowledge of Nigeria and appreciate the role of our country in Africa. Our doors are open for economic opportunities and trade, and I acknowledge that several South Korean companies and products are firmly entrenched in the Nigerian market. The statement partly reads.
Kim appreciates Tinubu support as the chairman of Economic Commission of West African States (ECOWAS) and notes the importance of Nigeria’s participation at the highest level at the G20 Summit to enhance bilateral relations while also creating a future of prosperity for Africa and Korea as genuine partners in progress.
