Mr Musa described the policy as a strategic move in the right direction.
Bangladesh and Nigeria have pledged to explore new frontiers in agriculture and trade as both countries seek to deepen bilateral cooperation and unlock economic opportunities.
Mr Bello described the situation as a possible case of collusion among airlines aimed at price fixing.
The Rhineland-Palatinate or Rhineland-Pfalz, one of Germany’s 16 federal states, boasts a GDP of €185 billion.
Mr Singh said India’s commitment to Nigeria is driven by a shared vision for inclusive growth and South–South cooperation.
He noted that both delegations intend to introduce new proposals.
Over 135 Indian companies have invested $19 billion in Nigeria in the last four decades of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
