Federal Government: Timubu Console The Foreign Investors For Easy Fund Return, New Investment And Trade Expansion. Foreign investors shou...
Federal Government: Timubu Console The Foreign Investors For Easy Fund Return, New Investment And Trade Expansion.
Foreign investors should expect secure fund repatriations and a simplified tax system, according to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
When the Hungarian ambassador Lorand Endreffy, the Rwandan high commissioner Christophe Bazivamo, and the Ukrainian ambassador to Nigeria Ivan Kholostenko presented the President with their Letters of Credence on Friday at the State House in Abuja, the President made that assurance.
He begged them, while they performed their national duty, to give priority to exploring new trade relations frontiers that would benefit both parties.
At the meeting with the Rwandan High Commissioner, the President stated that the long-standing worries about embezzled monies were being taken seriously and that quick action would be taken to release the cash.
On the continent, we are a single family. We'll keep advocating for democracy and responsible leadership. I will continue to have an open door policy, and the Chief of Staff and the Minister of Foreign Affairs are also available.
To clear up any confusion, we are already addressing the problem of double taxation, and it will be appropriately streamlined to support the expansion of businesses. The president declared in a statement provided by his spokesperson, Ajuri Ngelale, that Nigeria is both home and a refuge for investors.
According to the Rwandan High Commissioner, Rwanda's government was ready to improve trade agreements and visa regulations in order to strengthen its bilateral ties with Nigeria.
During the event, Tinubu asked the Hungarian ambassador to look into any and all chances to establish a partnership, particularly in the fields of agriculture and food security, as well as how to take use of the nation's technological know-how.
"We sincerely appreciate your concern for our students studying in your nation. Given our size, there is a great deal of potential for us to sustainably promote economic growth.
The President declared, "We are prepared to strengthen our ties, particularly in the fields of agriculture and food security.
The Hungarian ambassador listed several areas of cooperation, including education, agriculture, food security, security, and medical technology, and complimented the President for his bold and astute initiatives to reorient the Nigerian economy.
Our relationship is built on mutual respect, as my prime minister has always stated," he remarked.
Additionally, Tinubu assured the ambassador of Ukraine that Nigeria will always strive for world peace and harmony.
We are praying for you. The President said, "We will keep pushing for democracy and decent administration.
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