President Mnangagwa emphasises citizen engagement and economic stability during the first Cabinet Meeting of 2024

Prince Ngwenya, [email protected]

TODAY, President Emmerson Mnangagwa is leading the first Cabinet meeting of 2024 at State House in Harare

During his speech, according to the Ministry of Information, publicity and Broadcasting Services, President Mnangagwa emphasized the importance of citizens as the primary beneficiaries of Government efforts

“Citizens are the primary beneficiaries of our efforts and open line of communication with them should be maintained, including through active Thematic Working Group discussions. Their input, support, and expertise are invaluable in driving sustainable development and ensuring the success of our initiatives,” said President Mnangagwa.

President Mnangagwa said the promotion of a conducive business environment is crucial for ensuring the stability and growth of our economy.

“Prudent fiscal and monetary policies and the promotion of a conducive business environment remain critically important for the stability and growth of our economy. Accordingly, the fiscal and monetary authorities are implementing a raft of policy measures to arrest price increases, stabilise the foreign exchange rate, maintain the value of our currency, and ultimately encourage savings.”

“On the international relations front, our engagement and re-engagement policy is bearing fruit. Zimbabwe’s assumption of the Sadc Chairmanship this year brings about greater responsibility for our nation to contribute to the border regional development agenda,” said President Mnangagwa.

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