President Hakainde Hichilema has received six letters of credence from Ambassadors of Indonesia, Greece, Gabon, Tanzania, Mexico, and Norway.
Speaking when he received the letters of credence from the newly appointed Ambassadors to Zambia, President Hichilema emphasised the importance of countries working together, especially in today’s interconnected world.
He highlighted that Zambia’s foreign policy is anchored on key pillars such as peace and economic stability, underscoring the need for stronger international cooperation based on shared interests.
ZANIS reports that President Hichilema said instability anywhere in the world, is Zambia’s concern as everyone becomes affected stating that for the betterment of the continent and world at large restoration of peace should be desired.
The Head of State said all the countries must have a holistic approach to work on peace and stability to further enhance cooperation, trade and progress for all.
He urged the leaders of the respective countries to work together, and make the world safer for everyone.
The Head of State has also encouraged embassies without residency in Zambia to establish them in order to foster development, investment and economic cooperation.
And presenting his credentials, Tanzanian High Commissioner, to Zambia Cyprian Luhemeja, hailed Zambia’s growth and governance further pledging to work closely with the government to deepen bilateral relations in sectors such as transport among others.
Indonesian Ambassador to Zambia with residence in Harare, Zimbabwe, Arief Hidayat said his country remains committed to enhancing cooperation between the two countries in the mining and agriculture sectors among others.
Hellenic Republic of Greece Ambassador to Zambia, Anna Farrou said her country recognises and supports the Zambian government’s efforts towards improving the country’s economy.
She notes that the two countries both serve as pillars of stability highlighting Zambia’s efforts in promoting the region’s peace and stability.
And Gabon Ambassador to Zambia, Edwige Missambo highlighted the importance of Public-Private-Partnerships in advancing the two countries’ economies.
Meanwhile, Norwegian Ambassador to Zambia, Sofie Bjelland, said her country values Zambia’s efforts in peace and stability among other environmental efforts such as climate and energy efforts.
And Mexico’s Ambassador to Zambia, Valdes Bolano, said the two countries share 51 years of diplomatic ties.
