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ABUJA – President Muhammadu Buhari is due to leave
Abuja for Paris, French capital Monday on a three-day
official visit to France.
The visit was at the instance of French President, Mr.
Francois Hollande. President Buhari will be accompanied on the visit by the National Security Adviser, Major-Gen. Babagana Monguno (rtd.), the Permanent Secretaries in the Federal Ministries of Defence, Finance, Agriculture, Foreign Affairs, Industry, Trade and Investment as well as the Chief Executives of the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission and the Nigerian Export Promotion Council.
Upon his arrival in Paris, President Buhari will hold talks with President Hollande and other senior French Government officials on bilateral cooperation between
Nigeria and France in the areas of defence, security, trade
and investments. The meeting with president Hollande would hold at the Elysee Palace on Monday evening.

Afterwards, President Buhari and his team will also confer
with the French Minister of Defence, Mr. Jean-Yves Le
Drian, the French Minister of Finance and Public Accounts,
Mr. Michel Sapin, the French Minister of Economy and
Industry, Mr. Emmanuel Macron and the French Minister of
Foreign Affairs and International Development, Mr. Laurent
Fabius.
The President will also visit the Headquarters of MEDEF,
France’s largest federation of investors and employers, where he will participate in a France/Nigeria Investment
Forum with leading Nigerian and French entrepreneurs.
President Buhari will also confer with the Chief Executive
Officers of leading French multinational companies such as Total and Lafarge on their current and future investments in Nigeria.
A statement from the presidential spokesperson, Mr. Femi
Adesina further stated that President Buhari’s other
engagements in Paris included a meeting with African
Ambassadors to France and an interactive session with
members of the Nigerian community.
It is expected that the president will round off his visit on
Wednesday and return to Abuja.

SOURCE: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/buhari-jets-out-to-paris-on-monday/

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