Embassy of France in Nigeria has said it is thrilled by Nigeria’s decision to participate in the 60th Edition of Paris International Agricultural Show, scheduled to commence February 24.
A statement by the Press Officer, Ambassade de France au Nigeria, Onyinye Madu, described the show as a landmark event, recognised as Europe’s largest of its kind, and serving as a beacon for the Agro-allied industry, France’s foremost industrial sector.
The statement reads: “Marking a significant debut, Nigeria will grace the Paris International Agricultural Show with the inaugural Pride of Nigeria Pavilion. This pavilion will serve as a vibrant showcase, spotlighting an extensive array of Nigerian agricultural products, including cocoa, palm oil, cassava, yam, sorghum, cashew nuts, maize, millet, and honey.
“This endeavour seeks to propel Nigerian agricultural excellence onto the global stage, amplifying the nation’s abundant agricultural heritage and untapped potential.”
The statement explained that the Paris show would provide a unique platform for Nigeria to foster meaningful engagements with international stakeholders, delve into promising trade prospects, and spotlight groundbreaking innovations within the agricultural domain.”The Nigerian delegation will be led by the Minister of Agriculture and Food Safety, Senator Abubakar Kyari.
