Zanu PF reaffirms commitment to attaining Vision 2030

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PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has said the progress that has been made in agriculture, mining and infrastructure development is a foundation for the country’s prosperous future.
President Mnangagwa has set a national vision to transform the country into an upper middle-income economy by 2030.
In a statement on X, the President said the just ended 21st Zanu PF National People’s Conference reaffirmed the party’s commitment to develop the country.
“At the 21st Zanu PF Conference, we renewed our pledge to unity, peace, and development in pursuit of Vision 2030,” reads President Mnangagwa’s statement. “Together, we are building a modern Zimbabwe, brick by brick. Our progress in agriculture, mining, and infrastructure is the foundation of a prosperous future. Pamberi ne Zanu PF!”
Bulawayo hosted the Zanu-PF 21st National People’s Conference with the country’s economic focus being the centre of the conference’s deliberations.

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