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Nigeria: Nigeria, Thailand to Expand Bilateral Ties in Renewable Energy, Technology, Agriculture

The countries also plan a Thailand-Africa Initiative to boost economic cooperation and people-to-people ties, officials said.

  • On Wednesday, Nigerian Vice President Kashim Shettima and Thai Deputy Prime Minister Yousef Hassan Khalawi met at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, committing to expand bilateral cooperation in technology, agriculture, and renewable energy.
  • Deputy Prime Minister Khalawi, on his first trip to Africa, proposed the Thailand-Africa Initiative to boost economic ties, while Vice President Shettima emphasized moving beyond crude oil and rice transactions.
  • Khalawi described Nigeria as "a strategic partner with Thailand, a strong voice in the global south and an emerging leader in e-commerce," citing opportunities in ICT, solid minerals, and Universal Health Coverage.
  • Nigeria is pushing for a formal review of existing partnerships to leverage Thailand's comparative advantage in agricultural technology and utilize the nation's young population and workforce.
  • Thai Ambassador to Nigeria Thirapath Mongkolnavin and Permanent Secretary Dunoma Ahmed attended the meeting, reflecting a concerted diplomatic effort to strengthen ties across the African continent.
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TheSightNews broke the news on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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