We Will Discover New Possibilities In Gas, Teneration To Rescuscitate Economy -- Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari had on Thursday in Abuja said his
administration will maintain to welcome innovative thoughts in the gasoline, technology and agricultural sectors to reposition thefinancial system.

Receiving the Letter of Credence of the high Commissioner of the Republic of India, Mr. Nagabhushana Reddy, in the country residence, President Buhari said Nigeria will strengthen cooperation with the Asian united states of america on education, technology switch and army training.

``the connection between Nigeria and India is a long one. The
courting pre-dates Nigeria's independence and as soon as we
were given our independence we opened a challenge in New Delhi.




``Our dating cuts across training, military, change production and generation. I don't forget education at the Defence
services team of workers college in Wellington from 1970 to 1973 and the great function India played in establishing the Nigerian Defence Academy.


``really, you are also the biggest buyer of Nigeria's crude oil
these days. We need greater of that partnership as Nigeria attempts to be more modern in training, manufacturing and agriculture to diversify the economic system,'' he said.
President Buhari stated the robust relationship that had been
mounted between Nigeria and India over the years can be
in addition explored in developing a competitive edge, and mutual advantage for both nations in agriculture, alternate and skills transfer.

In his remarks, Reddy stated the Indian government was looking forward to consolidating its relationship with the Ministries of Petroleum, Agriculture, trade and funding, and strength, Housing and concrete improvement for various tasks.




The Indian excessive Commissioner stated the Indian Chamber of trade had already created a Nigerian chapter, if you want to selling change, mainly inside the electricity sector.
President Buhari also acquired Letters of Credence from
Ambassador of the Republic of Gambia, Mr. Famara Kassy Gaye; Ambassador of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, Mr. Thambirajah Reveenthiran and Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Mr. Morteza Rahimi Zarchi.