President Bola Tinubu met with Narendra Modi, the prime
minister of India, on the first day of the G20 summit.
Tinubu departed Nigeria on September 4 for the two-day
summit in New Delhi, India.
On Saturday, the African Union (AU) formally joined the
group of 20 top global economies.
Tinubu appreciated Modi for hosting the summit and for
inviting Nigeria.
“As the president of
the most populous black nation on earth, I look forward to meeting fellow world
leaders and forging strong alliances to secure a brighter future for our great
nation, Nigeria – and indeed, the entire African continent,” he wrote on his X
page.
“I am committed to advancing our renewed 4D foreign policy
objectives: Democracy, Development, Demography, and Diaspora.”
The president also had a brief interaction with Ursula von
der Leyen, president of the European Union (EU), before the opening session
commenced.
Below are photos.
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Tinubu in a handshake with Modi |
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Tinubu with Leyen, EU president |
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