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In response to rising passenger demand, Mehmet Poroy, the ambassador of the Republic of Turkey to Nigeria, has asked Festus Keyamo, the minister of aviation and aerospace development, for assistance in increasing the frequency of Turkish Airlines flights to Nigeria.
The request was made on Thursday when Poroy led a group on an official visit to the minister’s office in Abuja, according to a statement released on Thursday by Tunde Moshood, the minister’s special assistant on media and communications.
Akin Carkci, general manager of Turkish Airlines Abuja; Amadou Ndongo Thiam, country manager of ASELSAN Nigeria; and Muzaffer Hakan Tok, head of political office, joined Poroy, who just took office.
The ambassador thanked Keyamo in his speech for supporting Turkish Airlines, especially during the time of labor unrest involving some fired employees.
He praised the minister’s skill and impartiality in managing delicate aviation issues, characterizing his strategy as a reflection of Nigeria’s dedication to promoting international collaboration and respect.
Attending the Republic of Turkiye’s 102nd anniversary celebration, Poroy stated it was his first formal engagement since taking office in Nigeria.
The envoy reiterated Turkiye’s dedication to deepening commercial and diplomatic relations with Nigeria, particularly in the fields of technology and aviation.
In order to promote trade, investment, and people-to-people interchange between the two countries, he added, the Turkish Embassy has made it easier for Nigerians to obtain tourist and business visas.
Speaking about air connectivity, Poroy stated that Turkish Airlines now conducts 12 weekly flights to Nigeria, five to Abuja and seven to Lagos. In order to fulfill the increasing demand from passengers, Poroy asked the minister to support an increase in frequency.
Additionally, he presented ASELSAN, a Turkish defense and technology firm known as Europe’s radar center of excellence.
“ASELSAN offers both Early Warning Radar Systems (EWRS) and Air Surveillance Radar (AIR) solutions designed to provide full coverage of national airspace and produces high-tech radar systems that meet NATO and MIL-STD standards,” he stated.
“The systems can be operated remotely through satellite communications infrastructure and have dual-use capabilities for both military and civil applications.”
In order to strengthen bilateral cooperation in aviation and aerospace technologies, Poroy invited Keyamo to travel to Turkiye in January 2026 to see ASELSAN’s radar facilities and meet with his Turkish counterpart.
FG WILL TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THE REQUEST FOR MORE FLIGHTS
Keyamo greeted the team and expressed gratitude to Turkiye for its ongoing support of Nigeria’s aviation industry.
Additionally, he told the envoy that the government was prepared to assist Turkish Airlines’ request for more frequent flights and commended the airline for upholding excellent operating standards.
As Nigeria moves on with its aviation modernization strategy, the minister accepted the invitation to travel to Turkiye in 2026, highlighting the significance of technology cooperation in radar development and airspace surveillance.
Keyamo expressed hope that the two nations’ restored engagement will lead to new opportunities for collaboration, improve air connectivity, and support both economic expansion and national security.
