Zambia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mulambo Haimbe, reaffirmed the country’s commitment to democracy and good governance at the 68th CMAG meeting. Zambia aims to strengthen diplomatic ties and support Commonwealth nations in maintaining sovereignty and stability. The Minister highlighted investments and economic collaboration as vital opportunities through Commonwealth engagements.
Zambia’s Foreign Affairs Minister Mulambo Haimbe reaffirmed the country’s dedication to democracy, good governance, and international cooperation. He expressed this commitment during the 68th Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group (CMAG) meeting in London, chaired by Malta’s Deputy Prime Minister Ian Borg.
Haimbe emphasized that Zambia, as an essential member of CMAG, will persist in promoting democratic values, human rights, and global stability, alongside strengthening diplomatic and economic connections. Ministers at the meeting reiterated their commitment to the Commonwealth Charter, prioritizing democracy and constitutional order.
Haimbe praised ongoing efforts to bolster democratic institutions and stressed the importance of maintaining sovereignty and territorial integrity among Commonwealth nations, particularly concerning peace and stability. He remarked that engagements within the Commonwealth serve as key opportunities to enhance investment, economic collaboration, and technical assistance.
In summary, Zambia, through its Foreign Affairs Minister Mulambo Haimbe, expresses firm dedication to upholding democracy, good governance, and international cooperation at CMAG meetings. The country aims to strengthen investments and collaborations within the Commonwealth while supporting democratic values and sovereignty among its member nations.
Original Source: znbc.co.zm
