Zim-Belarus challenged to implement agreements

Farirai Machivenyika

Senior Reporter

Zimbabwe and Belarus should implement their various agreements into actions that benefit their citizens, the Chief Director for Political Affairs in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Mr Pearson Chigiji has said.

Mr Chigiji said this at the closing ceremony of the senior officials’ meeting of the Mid-Term Review of the Joint Permanent Commission for Cooperation today.

“We must not only plan but also execute initiatives that yield measurable and lasting results.

“Let us transform our commitments into meaningful actions that create mutual benefits for our citizens, driving positive change and long-term development,” he said.

The inaugural JPCC between the two countries was held in Harare last year.

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