President Jonathan President Goodluck Jonathan will jet out on Saturday for Seoul, South Korea to join 52 other world leaders and international organizations expected to participate in the World Nuclear Security Summit.
The summit opens on Monday, March 26.
The workshop is expected to discuss global cooperative measures to combat the threat of nuclear terrorism.
The protection of nuclear materials and related facilities as well as the prevention of illicit trafficking in nuclear materials are also on the agenda of the summit.
According to the president's itinerary made available to State House Correspondents, by his media aide, Dr. Rueben Abati, President Jonathan is expected to also hold bilateral talks with other world leaders and meet with representatives of the Nigerian Community in South Korea on the sidelines of the summit.
He is scheduled to return to Abuja on Wednesday, March 28.
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