President of the Nigerian Senate Godswill Akpabio has highlighted the potentials for collaboration between Nigeria and Switzerland, particularly focusing on precision engineering and agricultural exports.

During a meeting with a Swiss EFTA delegation led by Thomas Aesch, Akpabio emphasized the importance of leveraging advanced technologies and methodologies from Switzerland to modernize Nigeria's manufacturing capabilities.

GALAXY TV reports that Akpabio's remarks reflect a broader diplomatic strategy, as he has been actively engaging with various international partners to foster economic growth and technological advancement in Nigeria.

This initiative, according to him, aims to enhance Nigeria's industrial sector and improve agricultural productivity through innovative practices.

Akpabio believed that expanding agricultural exports to these countries could open up lucrative opportunities for Nigerian farmers and boost the economy.

Earlier, the leader of the delegation said the visit was to consolidate Switzerland and Nigeria friendship and mutual trust.

It would help to let you know that the advocacy is part of a larger vision to position Nigeria as a key player in global trade and innovation, particularly in sectors that can benefit from Swiss expertise in precision engineering and sustainable agricultural practices