“Our discussions focused on translating diplomacy into measurable technological outcomes that support economic diversification, job creation and global competitiveness,” Udeh said.
During the engagement, the minister disclosed that talks covered potential partnerships in artificial intelligence and robotics, renewable energy technologies, and advanced engineering.
He said the conversation also spotlighted digital transformation and smart systems, placing strong emphasis on research, development and technology transfer.
“We also examined structured partnerships in STEM education, scholarships, academic exchanges and technical training in priority areas such as robotics, drone technologies for agriculture and industrial automation,” Udeh said.
The minister stressed that the government is focused on achieving effective knowledge transfer, capacity development and the commercialisation of innovation for national growth.
Highlighting Russia’s enthusiasm for the partnership, the Minister revealed that the Federation is eager to shift from discussion to delivery.
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