The Republic of Korea has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Nigeria in its efforts to build a robust and skilled maritime workforce.
The Consul General of the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Nigeria, Mr. Lee Sang-ho, made the pledge during a courtesy visit to the Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Dayo Mobereola, at the Agency’s headquarters in Lagos.
Mr. Lee Sang-ho, highlighted Korea’s willingness to share its technical expertise, and enhance Nigeria’s institutional knowledge within the maritime sector through training programs and exchange initiatives.
The meeting served as a strategic platform to strengthen bilateral ties and explore areas of mutual interest in the maritime domain.
During the engagement, both parties emphasized the importance of maritime capacity development as a catalyst for economic growth and sustainable maritime governance.
Dr. Mobereola expressed appreciation for Korea’s continued partnership and highlighted NIMASA’s commitment to fostering international cooperation that supports Nigeria’s aspirations of becoming a leading maritime nation in Africa.
The discussions underscored a shared vision for a stronger, safer, and more efficient maritime industry, driven by skilled professionals and global best practices.
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