President’s clarion call for Agenda 2063

 

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PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has implored African countries to uphold unity in pursuit of African Union’s Agenda 2063 and also encouraged the postal sector to remain in tandem with latest technologies as a way of improving and increasing their enterprises.

 

Officially opening the 10th session of the Pan-African Union (PAPU) Plenipotentiary Conference and the 39th ordinary session of the Administrative Council in Victoria Falls yesterday, he said PAPU has an obligation to drive the founding vision of a united, peaceful, developed and integrated Africa.

 

The President also launched the PAPU Plenipotentiary Commemorative Stamps, which are symbolic of Zimbabwe’s delight and honour for having hosted the PAPU meeting.

 

 

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