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Chinese naval fleet arrives in Nigeria for rare visit: Official

Chinese naval fleet arrives in Nigeria for rare visit: Official

A Chinese naval fleet led by a destroyer has docked in Nigeria in a uncommon five-day go to, an official stated Monday.

China’s ambassador to Nigeria, Cui Jianchun, stated the arrival of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) warships on Sunday is “a major event in the relations” between the 2 nations.

“This visit really demonstrate harmony between Nigeria and China. The visit is for peace. It is time for China to work together with Nigeria. We are excited about this,” Cui instructed three Chinese naval officers Monday throughout their go to to Abuja, Nigeria’s capital metropolis.

He promised that Beijing will proceed to cooperate with Nigeria, Africa’s largest economic system, to spice up commerce ties and different partnerships.

The Nigerian navy additionally counseled the naval go to.

The destroyer Nanning and an accompanying frigate, Sanya, together with a provide ship, Weishanhu, arrived in Lagos on Sunday, stated a press release earlier by the Chinese embassy.

The embassy described the go to as a uncommon effort and milestone in China’s ties with Nigeria.

It additionally expressed the willingness of the Chinese navy to collaborate with its Nigerian counterpart in tackling maritime safety threats and sustaining stability within the Gulf of Guinea.

China has made vital efforts to develop its financial and diplomatic affect in Africa’s coastal areas.

Nigeria opened a billion-dollar Chinese-built deep seaport in Lagos in January which is 75% owned by China Harbour Engineering Co. and the Singapore-based Tolaram group.

Source: www.anews.com.tr