Zim-Moza JPCC begins today

Herald Reporter

The 12th Session of the Zimbabwe-Mozambique Joint Permanent Commission on Cooperation (JPCC) is set to start today in Harare.

The Ministerial Meeting scheduled for Friday will be preceded by the Senior Officials’ Meeting that kicks-off today and runs until tomorrow.

Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister Dr Frederick Shava is set to lead Zimbabwe’s delegation while the team from Mozambique would be led by Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Minister Veronica Macamo.

In a statement last night, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade spokesperson Mrs Constance Chemwayi said Zimbabwe and Mozambique are strategic partners whose relations date back to the time of the liberation struggles of the two countries. 

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