Zambia’s Commitment to Democracy and Good Governance Reaffirmed
Zambia, represented by Foreign Affairs Minister Mulambo Haimbe, reaffirmed its dedication to democracy and good governance during the 68th CMAG meeting in London. The country aims to strengthen diplomatic ties, promote human rights, and support the sovereignty of Commonwealth nations.
Zambia’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Mulambo Haimbe, has reaffirmed the country’s commitment to democracy, good governance, and international cooperation during the 68th Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group (CMAG) meeting held in London and chaired by Malta’s Deputy Prime Minister, Ian Borg. Minister Haimbe emphasized that Zambia, being an integral member of CMAG, seeks to uphold democratic values, promote human rights, and contribute to global stability through strengthened diplomatic and economic relations.
Moreover, during the meeting, CMAG Ministers collectively reiterated their dedication to the Commonwealth Charter, with a prominent focus on democracy and constitutional order. Minister Haimbe expressed appreciation for the initiatives aimed at bolstering democratic institutions across member countries. He also underscored Zambia’s mission to support the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Commonwealth nations, particularly in matters of peace and stability.
Additionally, Haimbe pointed out that Zambia views its engagements within the Commonwealth as crucial for enhancing investment opportunities, fostering economic collaboration, and providing technical support. This information was conveyed to ZNBC News by Eva Chanda, Principal Public Relations Officer at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
In conclusion, Zambia’s commitment to democracy and good governance, as articulated by Foreign Affairs Minister Mulambo Haimbe, underscores the nation’s active role within the Commonwealth. By supporting democratic values and the sovereignty of other member states, Zambia aims to strengthen its economic ties and encourage global stability, as highlighted during the recent CMAG meeting.
Original Source: znbc.co.zm
