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Nigerian Finance Minister, Barbados Premier discuss strengthening Africa-Caribbean ties

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March 15, 2025
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On the sidelines of the Sustainable Energy for All (SEforALL) Forum, Nigeria’s Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Mr. Wale Edun, has held a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister of Barbados, Ms. Mia Mottley.

Their discussions centred on deepening cultural exchange, expanding trade, and enhancing the movement of goods and people between Africa and the Caribbean.

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Both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to stronger collaboration, recognising the vast economic and historical ties between the two regions.

The Director of Information and Public Relations in Nigeria’s Ministry of Finance, Mohammed Manga, noted that as Edun and Mottley forge a new path forward, their commitment to strengthening Africa-Caribbean ties serves as a beacon of hope for a brighter, more collaborative future.

“With a shared history, cultural heritage, and economic aspirations, the possibilities for cooperation and growth are endless, promising a brighter future for Africa-Caribbean relations,” he said.

Tags: Barbadosbilateral tiesMia MottleySustainable Energy for All (SEforALL)Wale Edun
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