Nigeria, Switzerland set to deepen ties on war against insecurity, corruption, others – & More News Here

Nigeria and Switzerland have agreed to strengthen bilateral relations as a part of efforts to tackling the insecurity problem going through the nation.

The two international locations additionally entered into settlement to deepen ties on preventing corruption and different socio-financial issues.

The settlement was reached on the ninth Round of the Annual Process of Political Consultations between the Governments of Nigeria and the Swiss Confederation held in Bern, the Switzerland capital.

While Ambassador Gabriel Aduda, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, led the Nigerian delegation to the occasion, also called: “Nigeria-Switzerland Days 2022,” Ambassador Livia Leu, the Secretary of State, Federal Department of Foreign Affairs, led the Swiss delegation

According to the assertion launched by Foreign Affairs’ Ministry on Sunday, the assembly mentioned the lengthy-standing bilateral and multilateral co-operation between Nigeria and the European nation.

It recalled and examined in-depth problems with mutual pursuits bordering on migration and growth, peace and safety in Nigeria and the African continent in addition to asset-restoration, commerce and funding.

The assertion added: “In addition to the above, the meeting, also, discussed the fight against trafficking in persons, capacity-building, youth employment and job creation assistance, human rights as well as co-operation in legal matters among other important subjects-matter.

“The very robust engagement further addressed our cooperation and partnerships in the human rights space and ecosystems.

“It highlighted mutual areas of interests at the global stage and within the contexts of ongoing Nigeria-Switzerland collaboration on security matters, police and prisons/correctional reforms, youths and sports development and advancement of women’s rights.

“We agreed on the need for strategic reciprocal support arrangement to promote agreed interests at the UN Human Rights Council, amongst others.

“Both countries stressed the importance of the Universal Periodic Review, as a peer engagement mechanism and tool to be explored for support on identified good causes, as well as deepening collaboration at the UN General Assembly.”

Other Nigerian individuals on the occasion included Ambassador Nicholas Ella, Director Consular and Legal Department; Ambassador Bolaji Akinremi, Director, ETID; Ambassador Buba Magudu, Nigerian Envoy at Berne, Switzerland; in addition to Ambassador Richards Adejola, Permanent Representative of Nigeria in Geneva, Switzerland; and Dr Ajayi Olajide, Special Adviser to the Permanent Secretary.

It additionally had in attendance the Executive Secretary, National Human Rights Commission, Tony Ojukwu; and the Director General, National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and Internally Displaced Persons, Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim.

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