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Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema has emphasized the importance of partnership between the government and civil society organizations (CSOs) in the development of the country. During a consultative meeting held with CSOs from various sectors, President Hichilema stated that there is a common perception that the government and the CSOs are always in competition but they are the two important partners in national development.
Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema has emphasized the importance of partnership between the government and civil society organizations (CSOs) in the development of the country. During a consultative meeting held with CSOs from various sectors, President Hichilema stated that there is a common perception that the government and the CSOs are always in competition but they are the two important partners in national development.
The meeting covered a wide range of issues affecting the nation, including the country’s debt, governance, human rights, the rule of law, the independence of the judiciary, the fight against corruption, public finance management, and others. President Hichilema acknowledged the significance of regular engagement with CSOs and emphasized their collective role in nation-building exercises as co-workers in unifying the communities. During the meeting, President Hichilema appreciated the views and opinions of the CSOs and praised their diversity, which he considers a source of information and expertise for the government. This unique diversity brings a wealth of information and expertise to the government’s attention.
In order to address the issues raised during the meeting, President Hichilema proposed regular consultative processes through smaller thematic working groups. He stated that it is pertinent to create the necessary framework to achieve the objectives in resolving the issues that were raised during this interaction and the importance of regular consultative processes through smaller thematic working groups. In conclusion, he stated that these interactions provided a platform for constructive dialogue and set the stage for a continued partnership in the future.
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The meeting between the President and CSOs has highlighted the significance of a continued partnership between the two in the development of Zambia. It is hoped that regular consultative processes will provide a framework for addressing the issues affecting the nation and for achieving their objectives in the future.
