Hollande to hold bilateral with Nigeria’s Buhari whilst in Malta
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On the margins of the Commonwealth Summit taking place in Malta, France’s President Francois Hollande will hold two important bilateral meetings with Nigeria’s Muhammadu Buhari and Pakistan’s Muhammad Nawaz Sharif.
Following Paris’s deadly attack, Hollande is on a mission to tackle global terrorism. According to international media, the French government has declared readiness to synergise with the Armed Forces to tackle global terrorism.
France Director of Military Intelligence, General Christophe Gomer said most terrorist attacks were not anticipated and the phenomenon of global terrorism was gradually catching up with all nations that were napping.
“It’s something we did not prepare for, including developing countries like Nigeria,” he said. “We have to evolve new ways of tackling them, stamp them out of existence.”