Spain-Nigeria Strengthen Relations With Strategic Partnership Agreement
As international alliances keep evolving to shape the future of nations, Spain and Nigeria have taken a decisive step to deepen their diplomatic and economic ties.
In recognition of the strategic importance of their relationship, both countries have committed to enhanced cooperation that will drive mutual growth and stability.
In Madrid, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Union, and Cooperation of Spain, José Manuel Albares, and his Nigerian counterpart, Yusuf Maitama Tuggar, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on political consultations.
This agreement establishes a structured mechanism for continuous dialogue, fostering collaboration in critical sectors such as economic development, security, education, energy, and climate action.
Nigeria, as a pivotal player in West Africa, holds a special place in Spain’s Africa Strategy 2025-2028.
Similarly, Spain, a key ally within the European Union, plays an instrumental role in shaping EU-Africa relations.
Both nations reaffirmed their commitment to regional stability, particularly in the Sahel and West Africa, underscoring the role of ECOWAS in maintaining peace and economic progress.
Beyond regional matters, the Ministers also addressed pressing global issues, including the conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine.
They reiterated their shared dedication to upholding international law and fostering global peace.
