Alexander Lukashenko addressed his Nigerian counterpart Bole Tinubu.
The reason for this was Nigeria's Independence Day, which the author of the message congratulated its leader on personally and on behalf of all Belarusians.
The text of the congratulatory message points out that over the past decades, Nigeria has achieved the status of one of the largest economies in Africa.
According to the President of Belarus, Abuja continues to strengthen its political authority and ensures an increase in the level of well-being of its population.
According to the press service of the head of state, he called Nigeria a reliable partner and support for Minsk in West Africa.
He also expressed confidence that the implementation of joint projects in agricultural mechanization, the creation of equipment production facilities, and personnel training will have a positive impact on the development of both countries.
The President noted that he considers it important that Nigeria's First Lady Oluremi Tinubu visit Belarus in July of this year.
He separately reported that he highly appreciated the results of the meeting that took place at that time.
I take this opportunity to confirm the invitation to visit Belarus at your earliest convenience to get acquainted with its potential and identify promising areas of bilateral cooperation, Lukashenko addressed his colleague.
He wished him health and success in his public activities, and peace and progress to the people of Nigeria.
