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Buhari meets China’s State Councillor, says infrastructure key to sustainable development

Last updated: January 5, 2021 7:44 pm
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President Muhuhammadu Buhari says Sustainable development is impossible when a country is hobbled by severe infrastructural deficits.

The President said this on Tuesday at the Presidential Villa Abuja while receiving in the audience Mr. Wang Yi, the State Councillor and Foreign Minister, People’s Republic of China.

He said “We thank China for its support to us in various ways; in the building of rail, road, power, defence, and many others. You are helping us to reduce our severe infrastructural deficits, and we are glad. There cannot be sustainable development without infrastructural development,”

The President in a statement issued by his Special Adviser on Media and publicity Femi Adeshina pledged that Nigeria would continue to honour its obligations in the relationship with the People’s Republic of China.

Mr. Wang Yi applauded what he called the “mutual trust and sound personal friendship” between President Buhari and President Xi Jinping of China, noting that “it has guided the bilateral relationship between the two countries.”

He added that China loves to begin the year’s diplomatic work from Africa, and Nigeria was chosen as the first port of call in 2021 since the year marks the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries.

The State Councillor described Nigeria as a country with great regional and international influence, adding: “We trust, understand and support each other. We will continue to value each other.”

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Mr Yi said his country would encourage Chinese companies to increase their investments in Nigeria, while China would also readily share experience and techniques in areas like the digital economy, defence, and many others.

(Editor: Nkoli Omhoudu)

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