President BOLA TINUBU has assured foreign investors of ease in the repatriation of funds as the Federal Government ramps up efforts to attract more businesses to the country.

President TINUBU revealed this when he received Letters of Credence from the Ambassador of Hungary, LORAND ENDREFFY; the High Commissioner of Rwanda, CHRISTOPHE BAZIVAMO, and the Ambassador of Ukraine, IVAN KHOLOSTENKO, at the State House in Abuja.

The Nigerian leader told the Rwandan High Commissioner that issues around trapped funds are being tackled, promising that funds will be processed expeditiously for release.

In his response, the Rwandan High Commissioner said the government of Rwanda was prepared to enhance bilateral relations with Nigeria, with new visa policies and trade agreements.

At the ceremony, President TINUBU also asked the Ambassador of Hungary to explore all opportunities for building partnerships, especially in the areas of agriculture and food security, and how to leverage the experience of the country in technology.

On his part, the Hungarian Ambassador commended the President for his bold, courageous, and strategic decisions to reposition the Nigerian economy.

Furthermore, President TINUBU told the Ukrainian Ambassador that Nigeria will always work for global peace and harmony.