On August 4-8, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba will visit Malawi, Zambia, and Mauritius for a series of bilateral meetings, the ministry’s press service reports.
“The fourth African tour of the Foreign Minister aims to continue building relations with African countries. All three countries – Malawi, Zambia, and Mauritius – will be visited by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine for the first time in history,” the statement said on Sunday.
It is noted that in Lilongwe (Malawi), Lusaka (Zambia) and Port Louis (Mauritius), Kuleba will hold talks with the leadership of the states, foreign ministers, as well as business and cultural circles.
“All meetings will focus on the development of bilateral relations based on mutual respect and interests. Among the key topics will be the participation of African states in global efforts to restore a just peace for Ukraine and the world,” the press service reports.
In addition, in Malawi, the parties will discuss Ukraine’s important role in ensuring food security, including the exchange of experience and technologies in the field of agriculture and the humanitarian program “Grain From Ukraine.”
In Zambia, Kuleba will discuss the development of bilateral relations, as well as political dialogue and cooperation within international organizations.
The topic of the meetings in Mauritius will be attracting investments and participation of Mauritian businesses in the recovery and reconstruction of Ukraine.
