Zambia’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Mulambo HaImbe, reaffirms the country’s commitment to democracy and good governance during the Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group meeting in London. He highlighted efforts to strengthen democratic institutions and maintain support for Commonwealth nations’ sovereignty, while also emphasizing investment and economic collaboration.
Zambia’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Mr. Mulambo HaImbe, has affirmed the nation’s dedication to upholding democracy, good governance, and international cooperation. His remarks were made during the 68th Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group (CMAG) meeting in London, chaired by Malta’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Mr. Ian Borg.
Mr. HaImbe emphasized Zambia’s role as a key member of CMAG, pledging to advocate for democratic values, human rights, and global stability whilst enhancing diplomatic and economic relations. The CMAG Ministers collectively reiterated their commitment to the Commonwealth Charter, prioritizing the importance of democracy and constitutional governance.
Furthermore, Mr. HaImbe lauded the initiatives aimed at fortifying democratic institutions. He expressed that Zambia will continue to uphold the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Commonwealth nations, especially concerning peace and stability efforts. Additionally, he highlighted that engagements within the Commonwealth provide valuable opportunities for investment, economic collaboration, and technical assistance.
In conclusion, Zambia underlines its unwavering commitment to democracy and good governance at the Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group meeting. Through these engagements, the nation aims to promote human rights, enhance diplomatic relations, and support the sovereignty of fellow Commonwealth countries. Mr. HaImbe’s statements reflect Zambia’s proactive approach to fostering global stability and economic collaboration within the Commonwealth framework.
Original Source: znbc.co.zm
