President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and President Paul Kagame have agreed to strengthen Nigeria–Rwanda cooperation through renewed diplomatic and economic engagement, according to a report by Channels Television.   The two leaders reached the agreement during a meeting at the Urugwiro Presidential Villa in Kigali, where President Tinubu arrived for the Africa CEO Forum. Discussions focused on activating mechanisms to deepen bilateral relations and reviving the Joint Permanent Ministerial Commission (JPMC), originally signed in 2021.   Both presidents agreed that the JPMC should be reactivated as a key platform for advancing shared priorities. They also agreed that Nigeria should host the next meeting of the commission.   On consular matters, President Tinubu indicated that Nigeria would consider reciprocating Rwanda’s 30-day visa-free policy for Nigerians, in line with broader Pan-African integration goals.   The leaders also reviewed pending Memoranda of Understanding covering tourism, illicit drugs, and anti-corruption cooperation. They reaffirmed support for the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA), with both sides exploring ways to improve trade execution between the two countries.   According to Channels Television, discussions also included expanding air cargo connectivity, with Nigeria in talks with RwandAir to support export opportunities for Nigerian businesses. This follows Nigeria’s earlier establishment of a cargo corridor with Uganda Airlines aimed at improving regional trade flows.   The Africa CEO Forum, where the discussions took place, is expected to further strengthen investment and trade partnerships across the continent.