Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, has been charged with representing Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu at the upcoming Second Indonesia-Africa Forum in Bali, Indonesia. From September 1st to 3rd, 2024, Idris will advocate for strengthened bilateral relations between Indonesia and African nations, standing as a beacon of Nigeria’s economic and diplomatic potential on the global stage.
The event, aptly themed “Bandung Spirit for Africa’s Agenda 2023,” harkens back to the historic Asian-African Conference of 1955, which marked a new era of unity and cooperation between the two continents. With the dawn of Vision 2045 in Indonesia and Africa’s Agenda 2063 on the horizon, Idris’ mission is to reinforce the synergy and strengthen the bonds between Indonesia and Africa.
The tide of progress is already turning, as evidenced by the ever-expanding trade volume between Nigeria and Indonesia.
Armed with Nigeria’s “Renewed Hope Agenda” and the fire of Nigerian ambition, Idris is poised to position Nigeria as a powerhouse of investment opportunity, trade, and cultural exchange.
Stepping onto the world stage, Minister Idris seeks to showcase Nigeria’s economic potential across various sectors, cementing the country’s presence and importance in the global economy. With a renewed spirit of African solidarity, the Minister stands ready to advocate for Nigerian businesses, forging new alliances and partnerships across borders.
REFERENCE AND CITATIONS:
- PUNCH – Nigeria, Indonesia to strengthen bilateral relations.
- Naija News – Information minister to Represent Tinubu at African forum in Indonesia