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Nigeria To Strengthen Bilateral Trade Relations With Bangladesh

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Minister assures manufacturers of government support | The Guardian Nigeria  News - Nigeria and World News — Business — The Guardian Nigeria News –  Nigeria and World NewsThe Nigerian Government is set to strengthen bilateral relations with the Republic of Bangladesh by increasing the volume of trade and partnership on areas of natural and technological potentials for the mutual benefit of the two countries.

Nigeria’s Minister of Industry Trade and Investment, Mr Adeniyi Adebayo stated this when he received a delegation from the Republic of Bangladesh led by the High Commissioner to Nigeria, H.E. Masudur Rahman in Abuja.

The Minister said that Bangladesh was noted for its potentials in the textile and garment production and Nigeria would like to tap into their technical expertise.

Mr Adeniyi called on the delegation to always participate in Nigerian Trade Fairs which provide a veritable platform for Bangladesh entrepreneurs to showcase their potentials in Nigeria.

Earlier, the Bangladesh High Commissioner to Nigeria H.E. Masudur Rahman called on both countries to explore their mutual potentials by partnering on areas of Education, liquefied natural gas, leather products solid minerals andhigh-digitization among others.

He called on Nigerian entrepreneurs to explore the Bangladesh potential in the area of textile and garment production, Pharmaceutical research, and leather production .

Mr. Rahman also disclosed that entrepreneurs in Bangladesh are interested in investing in mining and liquefied natural gas from developing countries especially Nigeria.

The High Commissioner assured that his country would continue to promote Nigerian investment opportunities in Bangladesh.

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