German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier's recent visit to Nigeria, accompanied by a delegation of CEOs from leading German companies, emphasized the strong economic ties between the two countries. During his visit, President Steinmeier praised Nigeria's reform policies and expressed optimism about improved investment conditions in the country. The focus of the visit was on industries such as information technology, high-tech, and energy, with a particular emphasis on renewable energy and efficiency improvements. The establishment of the German-Nigerian Energy Partnership, including the opening of a Hydrogen Office in Abuja, further solidifies this commitment to clean energy solutions. Additionally, cultural diplomacy was a key aspect of the visit, with Germany returning looted artifacts and engaging with Nigerian cultural figures. The visit also showcased Germany's interest in Nigeria's tech and creative industries, with President Steinmeier touring a startup hub in Lagos and meeting with civil society leaders to discuss partnership opportunities. Overall, the visit underscored the importance of the German-Nigerian partnership in both economic and cultural realms, with a positive outlook for future collaboration.