In a significant diplomatic development, the Federal Government of Nigeria and the government of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have reached an agreement to resume issuing visas to Nigerian passport holders wishing to visit the Middle Eastern nation.
The announcement was made by Mohammed Idris, Minister of Information and National Orientation, during a briefing for State House correspondents at the Presidential Villa in Abuja on Monday.
Minister Idris confirmed that the agreement took effect immediately, ending the recent discussions and uncertainties surrounding visa requirements for Nigerians traveling to the UAE.
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“As of today, July 15, holders of Nigerian passports can apply for visas to enter the United Arab Emirates,” stated Minister Idris. He assured that detailed information would be provided in an official statement released later the same day, clarifying the procedures and conditions for visa applications under the new agreement.
The negotiations between Nigeria and the UAE had been ongoing, focusing on resolving the visa issuance matter for Nigerian passport holders. The resolution marks a positive step forward in bilateral relations between the two nations, benefiting travelers and fostering stronger ties in trade, tourism, and cultural exchanges.
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This agreement is expected to facilitate smoother travel arrangements and enhance opportunities for Nigerian citizens visiting the UAE for various purposes, including business, tourism, and family visits.
As details unfold in the official statement, stakeholders and the public await further insights into the specific terms of the agreement and the streamlined process for obtaining UAE visas. The resumption of visa issuance reflects mutual efforts to address bilateral challenges and promote international cooperation between Nigeria and the United Arab Emirates.