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EU Provides US$6.6 Million To Zimbabwe For Drought Relief

4 months agoTue, 03 Dec 2024 08:04:38 GMT
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EU Provides US$6.6 Million To Zimbabwe For Drought Relief

The Government of Zimbabwe and the European Union held a Partnership Dialogue in Harare on Tuesday, November 3, to strengthen political and economic cooperation.

In a press statement, the EU said the meeting was co-chaired by Ambassador A.R. Chimbindi and Ambassador J. von Kirchmann, with participation from various senior government officials and EU member state ambassadors.

Ambassadors and Heads of Mission from France, Germany, Italy, Ireland, Romania, and Portugal, along with the Chargees d’Affaires of Spain, Sweden, and The Netherlands, and the Deputy Head of Mission of Belgium and the Political Officer from Denmark were in attendance.

Discussions included Zimbabwe’s role as chair of SADC, regional peace and security, and enhancing trade and investment ties.

Both parties emphasized the importance of the Economic Partnership Agreement and the EU’s plans to mobilize European companies for investment in Zimbabwe.

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The EU announced plans to mobilise European companies and organise a business event early next year, aimed at boosting investments in close collaboration with the Government of Zimbabwe and the business community.

Zimbabwe noted that the EU had removed most of the sanctions it imposed on the country, and reiterated the call for the removal of the remaining sanctions on the Zimbabwe Defence Industries. The EU reaffirmed its openness to continued dialogue on the matter.

The EU highlighted climate change initiatives and announced an additional US$6.6 million through its Humanitarian Aid Department (ECHO) to address El Niño-induced drought impacts.

Zimbabwe commended the EU’s pledges on climate change and called for fulfilment of international commitments.

Economic recovery efforts, particularly the Arrears Clearance and Debt Resolution process, were discussed, with a commitment to continued structured dialogue.

Development cooperation was a key topic, with the EU supporting Zimbabwe’s national priorities through the Global Gateway and Team Europe Initiatives.

The Dialogue concluded with a commitment to further partnership and collaboration, with plans for the next dialogue to be scheduled within the next six months.

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16 Comments

Jonga · 4 months ago
Is nothing to do Panyaya ye kutu mira Mari muzimbabwe yekubatsira vanhu food couz ma shefu ndonguwa yekutanga ma GD6 ipapa neku waka dzimba dzawo nema ma building a ka Wanda but Mwari wane mindiro vana we Zimbabwe faro akaita zvirefu asi zuva ramwari rakaita sekuda kwaro
Anonymous · 4 months ago
Fund looting tariffs have been hiked, please advise the donors ...
prof · 4 months ago
Useless ptsek
Joe Cool · 4 months ago
Don't worry - they know exactly where the money is going. They are just a bit more tricky than the Chinese in how they pass it across.
Jah🇿🇼Tsvarie-07 · 4 months ago
We will thank EU at the end of distribution...
Hwesa · 4 months ago
What abt sanctions with EU
Conley · 4 months ago
thank you eu for your kind gesture we really appreciate the problem we have only a fee fo.ols from zanupf benefitted from these donations if you may ask me I would encourage you to stop donating to stup.id party called zanupf
Pablo · 4 months ago
Emmerson papic apo aripo hr
The Goat Slaughterer · 4 months ago
Hakuna scarf panapa
LOOTMORE · 4 months ago
these guys are just the same imbavha dzese why would they keep donating yet they know kuti hazvis kuenda to the intended recipient
zig zigler · 4 months ago
everyone needs it
Black-Scorpion · 4 months ago
Anyone to tell these guys kutii marii yamuku donater iyo it's a total waste of time and your money too, instead yekutii iende kuvanhu vakutambura nenzara , it's going straight to Vene's pockets and his company Chivayo, Scott, etc
Sir African · 4 months ago
We don't need assistance from EU,its covering up human abuses perpetrated by Zanu pf and the state.Zimbabweans are their own liberators
Chief Tsonga · 4 months ago
Hikwaswo lesw switekiwa hina Shona nemurhangeli wavona ED
GUEST · 4 months ago
Good one EU but looting mheni.

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