British MP Delegation Visits Zimbabwe to Support Education and Healthcare
A British MP delegation visited Zimbabwe, focusing on education for girls and healthcare improvements. They witnessed the benefits of vocational training and healthcare initiatives aimed at reducing infant mortality. Ms. Dixon emphasized the positive impact of UK aid during the visit.
A delegation of British MPs recently visited Zimbabwe, which included a significant stop at Danda Primary School in the Mutoko District. During their visit, the MPs observed the positive impact of initiatives aimed at re-engaging adolescent girls in education, combating stereotypes, and providing vocational training in trades such as carpentry. Additionally, the group learned about the UK’s efforts to decrease infant mortality rates through the implementation of digital support systems in hospitals.
In her remarks following the visit, Ms. Dixon expressed her gratitude, stating, “It has been an honour and a privilege to represent the Shipley constituency on this overseas parliamentary visit to Zimbabwe. It has been incredible to see first-hand the amazing difference that UK aid can make, particularly supporting women and girls and reducing infant mortality.”
In summary, the recent visit to Zimbabwe by British MPs highlighted the UK’s commitment to supporting education for girls, challenging societal stereotypes, and enhancing healthcare to reduce infant mortality. Ms. Dixon’s insights underscore the positive contributions of UK aid in these areas, marking a significant step in fostering change and support for vulnerable populations in Zimbabwe.
Original Source: www.thezimbabwemail.com
