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AS the Southern African Development Community (SADC) prepares for its annual Anti-Sanctions Day on October 25, this year’s theme, “Embracing Innovation Towards Vision 2030: The Relentless Fight Against Illegal Sanctions,” aims to highlight the region’s commitment to economic resilience and innovation in the face of ongoing sanctions.
The observance, which has gained momentum since its inception, seeks to raise awareness about the impact of sanctions on member states, particularly Zimbabwe. The SADC has consistently voiced its opposition to “illegal sanctions,” arguing that they hinder economic growth and development.
In the lead-up to the event, various initiatives and discussions are expected to take place, focusing on how innovative strategies can help mitigate the adverse effects of sanctions and drive progress towards the SADC Vision 2030 objectives.
With just six days to go, regional leaders and activists are mobilising efforts to amplify their message, utilising social media hashtags such as #6DaysToGo, #ZimSanctionsMustGo, and #25October to rally support and foster solidarity among member nations.
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