Nigeria, Russia move to replace 59-year-old aviation agreement
The two countries have agreed to conclude negotiations within six months and sign a new air services agreement in Saint Petersburg in April 2027.
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Punch Newspapers: Nigeria, Russia move to replace 59-year-old aviation deal
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Punch Newspapers: Nigeria and Russia have begun efforts to replace their 59-year-old Bilateral Air Services Agreement to strengthen aviation cooperation and e
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Premium Times Nigeria: The two countries have agreed to conclude negotiations within six months and sign a new air services agreement in Saint Petersburg in April
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