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FG Engages China’s Loong UAV for Drone Technology Cooperatio
- FG engaged in discussions with representatives of Loong UAV, a China-based global leader in tactical drone solutions.
- In addition to the collaboration with Loong UAV, Tegbe shed light on other cooperative efforts with the Chinese government and companies, which encompass a wide range of sectors.
The Nigerian government is actively seeking to bolster its domestic drone technology capabilities and recently engaged in discussions with representatives of Loong UAV, a China-based global leader in tactical drone solutions.
Eko Hot Blog reports that Director-General of the Nigeria-China Strategic Partnership, Dr. Joseph Tegbe, the Nigerian delegation aims to strengthen collaboration with Loong UAV and explore broader opportunities for cooperation.
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Tegbe noted, “The cooperation with Loong UAV is expected to bolster Nigeria’s domestic capabilities in drone technology, facilitating access to essential services and commodities in remote or hard-to-reach regions.
“This innovative use of drones could significantly enhance Nigeria’s logistical capabilities, creating new opportunities for economic growth and development.”
He further emphasised that the partnership would support not only economic growth and development but also position Nigeria as a key player in Africa’s industrialisation.
“Overall, these agreements and investments demonstrate the NCSP’s commitment to driving Nigeria’s socio-economic transformation through targeted Chinese investments,” Tegbe added.
In addition to the collaboration with Loong UAV, Tegbe shed light on other cooperative efforts with the Chinese government and companies, which encompass a wide range of sectors.
These include enhancing smart, qualitative education, upgrading healthcare delivery, bolstering communications technology, strengthening security infrastructure, and digitalizing key government facilities.
Furthermore, Tegbe mentioned plans to renovate and equip selected teaching hospitals across Nigeria, improving healthcare services and medical education in the country.
Tegbe also elaborated on a significant agreement between the NCSP and Chilwee Group, a leading Chinese manufacturer of advanced batteries and power storage solutions.
This partnership aims to improve Nigeria’s energy security, promote renewable energy sources, and reduce carbon emissions, aligning with global efforts to mitigate climate change.
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“Chilwee Group has committed to investing in Nigeria through a multifaceted approach, including sales, manufacturing, and potentially mining raw materials for the power storage value chain,” he said.
The Nigeria-China Strategic Partnership continues to strengthen bilateral relations, with recent agreements and investments in energy, technology, and manufacturing sectors expected to drive Nigeria’s socio-economic transformation.
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