President Tinubu leaves Japan for Brazil to begin State Visit on August 24
Tinubu departs Japan after TICAD9 participation
The President attended the opening ceremony and plenary session of the Ninth Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD9) on August 20.
He also held high-level bilateral meetings during the visit in Japan.
Tinubu State Visit Brazil: Travel Itinerary and Stopover
President Tinubu left Abuja on August 15, with a brief stopover in Dubai, before arriving in Yokohama on August 18.
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The Los Angeles stopover precedes his direct journey to Brasília, where state engagements are scheduled.
Engagement with Nigerian community in Japan
On Thursday night, Tinubu met with the Nigerian diaspora in Japan for an interactive session.
The meetings followed multiple bilateral discussions with Japanese officials.
Tinubu State Visit Brazil: Diplomatic Objectives
The visit is expected to reinforce trade, energy, education, and cultural ties with Brazil.
Officials confirmed that the President aims to strengthen future Nigeria-Brazil relations.
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Meetings in Brasília are anticipated to expand collaboration in agriculture, technology, and climate adaptation.
Observers suggest the visit will promote people-to-people exchanges and economic partnerships.
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