The Federal Government of Nigeria has signed transformative agreements worth €300 million with the French government and its development agency, AFD. Finance Minister Wale Edun led the delegation, emphasizing the partnerships’ potential to strengthen Nigeria’s healthcare, renewable energy, and transportation sectors. The agreements align with President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, focusing on sustainable urban infrastructure, STEM education, and agricultural value chains. Edun hailed the partnership as a testament to international confidence in Nigeria’s economic reforms and commitment to sustainable development. AFD also pledged support for Nigeria's energy transition goals and agro-logistics initiatives. These agreements mark a significant step in economic diplomacy, reaffirming Nigeria and France’s shared vision for inclusive growth and prosperity.