Zambia’s Dedication to Democracy and Good Governance at Commonwealth Meeting

Zambia, represented by Foreign Affairs Minister Mulambo Haimbe, asserts its commitment to democracy, good governance, and international cooperation at the Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group meeting. Zambia aims to promote democratic values and strengthen relationships within the Commonwealth for economic collaboration.

Zambia, represented by Foreign Affairs Minister Mulambo Haimbe, has reaffirmed its commitment to democracy, good governance, and international cooperation during the 68th Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group (CMAG) meeting held in London. Minister Haimbe emphasized that as a key member of CMAG, Zambia will actively promote democratic values, human rights, and global stability while reinforcing diplomatic and economic connections.

The CMAG ministers collectively reaffirmed their allegiance to the Commonwealth Charter, highlighting the importance of democracy and constitutional order. Minister Haimbe acknowledged the ongoing efforts to strengthen democratic institutions within Commonwealth nations. He stressed Zambia’s dedication to supporting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of these nations, particularly concerning peace and stability.

Furthermore, Minister Haimbe considers engagement within the Commonwealth to be pivotal for enhancing investment, fostering economic collaboration, and securing technical support. This position was conveyed in an official statement by Eva Chanda, Principal Public Relations Officer for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

In summary, Zambia’s affirmation of support for democracy and good governance reflects its commitment to both national integrity and collaborative international relations within the Commonwealth. By promoting human rights and sustainable stability, Zambia aims to enhance economic partnerships and contribute to broader democratic values among member states.

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