Nigeria and Brazil Forge $1 Billion Deal for Agricultural and Energy Advancements
- Nigeria and Brazil signed a $1 billion agreement to enhance agriculture and energy, according to Nigeria's Vice President Kasim Shettima.
- The agreement aims to deliver mechanized farming equipment, training, and service centers across Nigeria, according to Shettima.
- Nigeria targets a $1 trillion economy by 2030, focusing on agriculture, energy, and public finance reforms.
- Nigeria is shifting from subsistence farming to large-scale agriculture and seeking investment in energy.
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Shettima lauds Nigeria-Brazil $1bn agric deal, strategic alliance - Daily Trust
Vice-President Kashim Shettima has applauded the over $1billion Nigeria-Brazil Green Imperative Agricultural Initiative. Shettima made the commendation on Tuesday during the opening session of the 2nd Nigeria-Brazil Strategic Dialogue Mechanism at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. He said that the initiative was a milestone in Nigeria’s renewed strategic alliance with Brazil, grounded in mutual respect and practical cooperation. The vice-president …
Nigeria and Brazil Forge $1 Billion Deal for Agricultural and Energy Advancements
Nigeria and Brazil signed a $1 billion agreement aimed at bolstering agriculture, food security, energy, and defense. The deal will introduce mechanized farming equipment and training across Nigeria, transitioning from subsistence agriculture to larger-scale operations and attracting investments in energy and renewables.
Nigeria & Brazil Ink Landmark Audiovisual Co-Production Agreement
In a landmark move, Nigeria and Brazil have signed a co-production agreement which will allow both countries to jointly develop, fund and distribute film and TV projects, animations and other audiovisual works. Dubbed the Audiovisual Co-Production Agreement, the bilateral accord hopes to mark a new chapter in cultural collaboration, creative exchange global visibility for both nations. The agreement will give both countries access to incentiv…
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