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Zimbabwe and Mozambique Signs Development Agreements to Strengthen Bilateral Ties

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The two countries already enjoy cordial relations dating back to the liberation struggle, and President Mnangagwa’s State visit marks the elevation of these ties to a Bi-National Commission (BNC), deepening co-operation across multiple sectors.

Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa and President Daniel Chapo, signed key development agreements as the two nations seek to strengthen bilateral ties for the mutual benefit of their peoples.

The two countries already enjoy cordial relations dating back to the liberation struggle, and President Mnangagwa’s State visit marks the elevation of these ties to a Bi-National Commission (BNC), deepening co-operation across multiple sectors.

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In a brief interview at the airport, President Mnangagwa said he was in Mozambique to “strengthen co-operation” with the neighbouring country. He was later taken to his hotel for a briefing before proceeding to the Mozambique State House.

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