Mr Youssouf stressed the need for effective implementation of the agreements reached during the meeting.
Mr Shettima stressed that housing remained fundamental to national stability.
Mr Shettima also reiterated Nigeria’s longstanding call for comprehensive reform of the United Nations system to reflect evolving global realities.
Mr Tinubu said his administration had recorded notable achievements that reflect its commitment to cooperative federalism and inclusive development.
The theme of the conference is “Delivering Inclusive Growth and Sustainable Development: The Renewed Hope National Development Plan.”
Meanwhile, Mr Tinubu has announced plans for a two-day state visit to the United Kingdom from March 18 to 19, 2026.
He said that the state’s cultural power stems from decades of refined intellect.
“As Muslims, we believe in destiny, and it is our sincere hope that, by God’s grace, this act will not happen again,” said Mr Zulum.
Mr Tinubu announced that Mr Kefas has assumed the leadership of the party in Taraba by virtue of his defection.
Mr Shettima said the federal government no longer treats food security as a narrow agricultural concern.
