The President and his Aide-de-Camp, Nurudeen Yusuf, arrived at the Palais Brongniart in Paris on Thursday.
President Bola Tinubu attended the New Global Financing Pact summit’s concluding ceremony in France on Friday together with other world leaders.
On Tuesday, the President left Nigeria for the conference in Paris. He took use of the occasion to examine and sign the New Global Financial Pact, which, in response to the disastrous effects of climate change, the energy crisis, and the COVID-19 epidemic, prioritizes the support and investment of vulnerable nations.
The President and his Aide-de-Camp, Nurudeen Yusuf, arrived at the Palais Brongniart in Paris on Thursday, according to a report on Channels Television. Catherine Colonna, France’s minister for external relations and Europe, greeted Tinubu.
In order to discuss potential strategies for luring foreign direct investments, he is also anticipated to attend bilateral discussions with representatives from a number of nations, including France, the United States, and Switzerland.
The financial summit, which France is hosting, aims to create a system that is more adaptable, just, and inclusive. Additionally, it aims to advance the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations, finance the transition to a sustainable climate, and safeguard biodiversity.
The meeting was attended by about 39 heads of state from different countries. The World Bank, Africa Development Bank, European Union, African Union, and the United Nations are among the multilateral development banks that are present.
