Bilateral Ties With Nigeria Vital To India’s Foreign Policy– Envoy – Leadership News

Indian High Commissioner to Nigeria, Gangadharan Balasubramanian has actually guaranteed that reinforcing bilateral ties with Nigeria stays a tactical part of his nation’s diplomacy as both nations have a lot to benefit. Balasubramanian stated this throughout the ceremony of the Indian Technical and Economic Programme (ITEC) 2022 at the High Commission in Abuja on Thursday. The ITEC Day 2022 was commemorated with about 250 ITEC alumni and Nigerian dignitaries in participation. The yearly ceremony likewise provides distinct chances to ITEC Alumni to reconnect with each other. According to the envoy the program has actually achieved success in Nigeria in the past 58 years as countless Nigerians have actually gained from numerous fields such as defense training, ICT, Science Technology and Innovation (STI) Renewable energy, and made significant effects and contributions to Nigeria’s advancement. He stated that the ITEC program is human -centric and in line with the vision of India’s Prime Minister, Narendra Modi. He included that India’s advancement collaboration remains in line with the concerns of partner nations and on terms that are comfy with the partner nations. He stated “ITEC was begun by India in 1964 and ever since we have actually been exchanging numerous courses for our pals in partner nations consisting of Nigeria and I am extremely delighted to state that lots of thousand Nigerians have in fact benefited. RELATED “We offer around 250 slots in the civilian sector and about 150 slots for training, short-term courses in the defense sector and the majority of them have actually been made use of regularly. “So for a duration of 58 years, you can see how these numbers would have increased and we are extremely delighted to see buddies in Nigeria who have actually done these short-term programs, equipped themselves and have actually returned to add to the economy and to the advancement of Nigeria.
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