Tinubu’s inauguration of Nigerian-Dutch Business, Investment Forum will boost economic ties with Netherlands – Kalu

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Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Benjamin Kalu has said that the recent inauguration of the Nigerian-Dutch Business and Investment Forum by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will set a new tone and foundation for stronger economic ties between Nigeria and the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

The Deputy Speaker who spoke at the birthday celebration of King Willem-Alexander of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Abuja, however, reaffirmed the commitment of the House of Representatives to expanding economic cooperation, friendship and bonds between Nigeria and the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

He said: “It is with great pleasure and honor that I stand before you today to celebrate the birthday of His Majesty King Willem-Alexander of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. On behalf of the House of Representatives and the people of Nigeria, I extend our warmest congratulations and best wishes to His Majesty on this auspicious occasion.

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“The Netherlands holds a special place in the hearts of Nigerians. Our countries share a long history of friendship and cooperation, rooted in mutual respect and admiration.

“Over the years, the Netherlands has been a steadfast partner in supporting Nigeria’s development efforts, particularly in areas such as trade, agriculture, water management, and renewable energy.

“Just yesterday, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu inaugurated the Nigerian-Dutch Business and Investment Forum, in the Hague, Netherlands, a platform designed to unite leaders from both nations’ conglomerates and organizations, with a specific focus on promoting collaboration and partnerships in the fields of agriculture and water management. This has now set a new tone and foundation for stronger economic ties between both countries.

“Evidently, Mr President’s administration is committed to enhancing and will continue to implement various reforms to create a business- friendly environment through measures such as cleaning up the foreign exchange market for transparent and seamless business transactions, removal of fuel subsidy, and allowing foreign companies to repatriate profits through the Central Bank of Nigeria.”

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