President muhammadu Buhari will begin a week a week long official visit to Saudi Arabia and Qatar today, February 22, 2016.
PMB who will accompanied by high powered Federal government delegation including the minister of state(petroleum) and group managing director of the Nigerian national petroleum corporation(NNPC) Dr, Ibe kachikwu, will first fly to Riyadyh for talks on Tuesday with king salman Bin Abdulaziz all saud and senior officials of the kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
On going efforts by Nigeria and other members of organization of petroleum exporting countries (OPEC) to achieve greater stability in the price of crude oil exports are expected to be high on the agenda of discussions between PMB and the Saudi monarch.
Crude oilprices and market stability will also be on the front burner where president Muhammadu Buhari goes on to Doha on Saturday for talks on Sunday with the emir of Qatar, sheikh tamim bin Hamad Al Thani. The president is also scheduled to meet with leading Saudi and Qatar business men in Riyadyh and Doha, and invite them to support his administration's effort to revamp the Nigeria economy by taking advantage of the great investment opportunities currently available in the Nigeria's mining, agriculture, power supply, infrastructures, transportation, communication and other sectors.
President Buhari's other engagement in Saudi Arabia includes meeting with head of international financial organizations and multilateral organizations. Before going on to Doha, the president will also go on to Medina and Mecca to pray for a greater peace, prosperity, and progress in Nigeria.
PMB who will accompanied by high powered Federal government delegation including the minister of state(petroleum) and group managing director of the Nigerian national petroleum corporation(NNPC) Dr, Ibe kachikwu, will first fly to Riyadyh for talks on Tuesday with king salman Bin Abdulaziz all saud and senior officials of the kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
On going efforts by Nigeria and other members of organization of petroleum exporting countries (OPEC) to achieve greater stability in the price of crude oil exports are expected to be high on the agenda of discussions between PMB and the Saudi monarch.
Crude oilprices and market stability will also be on the front burner where president Muhammadu Buhari goes on to Doha on Saturday for talks on Sunday with the emir of Qatar, sheikh tamim bin Hamad Al Thani. The president is also scheduled to meet with leading Saudi and Qatar business men in Riyadyh and Doha, and invite them to support his administration's effort to revamp the Nigeria economy by taking advantage of the great investment opportunities currently available in the Nigeria's mining, agriculture, power supply, infrastructures, transportation, communication and other sectors.
President Buhari's other engagement in Saudi Arabia includes meeting with head of international financial organizations and multilateral organizations. Before going on to Doha, the president will also go on to Medina and Mecca to pray for a greater peace, prosperity, and progress in Nigeria.
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