The Spanish ambassador to Nigeria, Mr. Juan Sell, underlined during the visit that Spain actively participates in the EU’s Coordinated Maritime Presence, which is intended to protect maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea. Ambassador Sell emphasized the necessity of cooperative efforts while highlighting the shared difficulties that both nations confront in guaranteeing the safety of maritime trade and operations at sea.
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Ambassador Sell acknowledged the critical role that Nigeria plays in the area and stated that Spain is willing to assist Nigeria with its maritime security activities. His words were met with praise for the Nigerian Navy’s effort and a restatement of Spain’s resolve to strengthen bilateral relationships between the two fleets.
The Flag Officer Commanding Western Naval Command, Rear Admiral Mustapha Hassan, praised Spain for its proactive participation in cooperative maritime security efforts in the Gulf of Guinea. He emphasized how deep the two nations’ collaboration is demonstrated by Spain’s membership in the G7++ Friends of the Gulf of Guinea and its involvement in programs like the Obangame Express 2024.
The Spanish naval ship BAM FUROR’s visit highlights the expanding collaboration between Spain and Nigeria, especially in the area of maritime security. Both nations are still dedicated to strengthening their partnership in order to tackle shared issues and advance prosperity and stability in the Gulf of Guinea area.
Conclusion
The Spanish naval ship BAM FUROR’s visit highlights the expanding collaboration between Spain and Nigeria, especially in the area of maritime security. Both nations are still dedicated to strengthening their partnership in order to tackle shared issues and advance prosperity and stability in the Gulf of Guinea area.
