President Bola Tinubu told Ambassador Molly Fee, US special envoy and deputy secretary of state for African affairs, on Saturday that it is US policy to work with democratic forces in Africa when they are independent from anti-democratic forces. recommended to ensure that Home and abroad were attacked from the mainland.
The president said the US-backed multilateral and development finance institutions set up to help war-torn Europe after World War II were just getting started. He said rapid and sweeping reforms were needed to meet the changing needs of Africa as a functioning democracy. in an authoritarian environment.
To prevent the legitimate aspirations of Africans from being misused for the narrow ends of selfish agitators through unconstitutional power seizures.
Tinubu's statement:
“Yes, the private sector will lead the enabling environment for the environment we create, but the U.S. government has changed its mindset and introduced systematic incentives for public investment. We need to produce.” America’s Industry After Nigeria. Under my leadership, Nigeria stands ready to address specific legal, financial and environmental concerns.
Nigeria's leaders reiterated that the crisis in the Republic of Niger does not prevent them from implementing economic reform programs in the interest of the Nigerian people. He is not affiliated with any country and only promotes the interests of the Nigerian people.
"We are deeply committed to the peaceful resolution of the Niger problem through diplomatic means." but continued to beg for ECOWAS.
War is not ideal for my economic reforms or for the region, but protecting democracy is sacred. The consensus of ECOWAS is that we will not allow any dishonest hesitation," declared the ECOWAS president.
The Special Envoy of the President of the United States committed himself to supporting the position of ECOWAS and at the same time expressed the appreciation of the Government of the United States for the leadership of President Bola Tinubu, Chair of the ECOWAS Head of State, to expand. Check out our exclusive invitations from the USA.
President Joe Biden will meet alongside the United Nations General Assembly in New York at the end of September to advance the discussion.
“We recognize that there is still much more that we can do to facilitate significant US investment in Nigeria, and we look forward to working closely with you as part of our efforts to achieve this. I look forward to what I can do.” Strengthening the Nigerian economy and the regional economy. .
Thank you for your willingness to create an environment that facilitates this. President Joe Biden has requested a meeting beside the UN General Assembly and Tinubu is the only African leader to have been invited by President Biden. "This shows that he appreciates his leadership," the U.S. envoy said.
Concluding that the Nigerian President has accepted an invitation to meet with the President of the United States on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
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