Yu Dunhai, the Chinese Ambassador to Nigeria, has said the implementation of the 13 agreements signed by his nation and Nigeria is his priority.
Dunhai spoke on the backdrop of President Bola Tinubu’s recent state visit to China and the cooperation agreements signed between the two countries.
He stressed that Tinubu’s visit opened a new era in China and Nigeria’s bilateral relations.
He also revealed that with the upgrade of bilateral relations, there would be an increase in activities between both countries.
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He said: “During President Tinubu’s visit, the relevant government departments of the two sides signed a total of 13 cooperation documents, covering such areas as high-quality Belt and Road cooperation planning, the implementation of the global development initiative, economic growth, human resources, the application of the Beidou Satellite Navigation System, the export of peanuts to China, and the media exchanges.
“Among them, one of the bilateral cooperation documents covers around 19 projects that China and Nigeria are cooperating and intend to cooperate with. In addition, multiple cooperation arrangements were signed between relevant departments, state governments, and Chinese companies during the visit.”
On ensuring the implementation of the 13 China-Nigeria agreements, MOU, the envoy said: “That is exactly my mission and task. That is my priority. From the Chinese side, the two sides signed 13 cooperative documents. I believe it’s much more than that, because there are other cooperative documents signed, not between the department to department, but between department to company.
“So I think the two sides are going to follow through with all those side documents. I’m sure that I’m going to be very busy, and the people here in Abuja are going to be very busy, and maybe in Lagos, and in many other states, because there are going to be a lot of incoming visiting delegations from China.
“And I’m sure that there are going to be a lot of outbound delegations from Nigeria to China. I think the only purpose is to try to materialize, to translate the consensus reached by our two presidents, the documents that we signed, into reality. So I have a lot to do, and I think that’s also the responsibility of our two sides.
“So as ambassador, I’m certainly looking forward to working with all sectors, and to materialising all those cooperative documents.
“So as the new Chinese ambassador, I look forward to working with people from all walks of life to bring China-Nigeria relations to a new height.”
He stressed that President Tinubu’s visit to China is of great significance to build on past successes and to further advance China-Nigeria relations and China-Africa relations.
He added: “China is willing to strengthen coordination and cooperation with Nigeria in multilateral affairs, and jointly safeguard the interests of developing countries.
“Going forward, we will work closely with all sectors of Nigeria to implement the important consensus reached by our two countries and ensure that we translate the consensus between our two leaders into concrete actions to move forward for upgrading bilateral cooperation.”
Speaking on the upgrade of China-Nigeria relations, Dunhai said it means that China and Nigeria are going to be more closely knit together, we are going to support even stronger each other’s core interests, and we are going to cooperate more in all areas.
“So that’s why I believe that this visit is unique, is historical, and also I personally feel that this is a great success.
“So I’m sure that with this visit, it’s going to provide us with a huge potential to increase our trade values,” he said
