In a show of continued diplomatic engagement and mutual cooperation, Vice President of the Republic of Zambia, Dr. W.K. Mutale-Nalumango, held a fruitful bilateral meeting with the British High Commissioner to Zambia, Ms. Rebecca Terzoen. The meeting took place on the morning of [insert date], when Ms. Terzoen paid a courtesy call on the Vice President at her office in Lusaka.
The high-level engagement centered on key areas of mutual interest and partnership between Zambia and the United Kingdom. Both parties exchanged views on strengthening bilateral relations, deepening development cooperation, and exploring new opportunities for collaboration in sectors such as education, trade, health, and governance.
Dr. Mutale-Nalumango described the conversation as constructive and promising, noting that Zambia remains committed to nurturing strong partnerships that contribute to the country’s growth and socio-economic development.
“We had a fruitful bilateral conversation with the British High Commissioner to Zambia, Ms. Rebecca Terzoen, who paid a courtesy call on our office this morning,” said the Vice President.
A key highlight of the meeting was the reaffirmation of the United Kingdom’s support to Zambia. Through Ms. Terzoen, the UK government expressed its commitment to continued cooperation and assistance in Zambia’s developmental agenda. This includes backing key initiatives in areas such as democratic governance, climate resilience, youth empowerment, and sustainable economic growth.
“We are glad to announce that through her, the United Kingdom has reaffirmed their support and continued partnership to Zambia,” Dr. Mutale-Nalumango announced.
The discussions also touched on enhancing people-to-people connections, promoting private sector engagement, and fostering innovation to address Zambia’s most pressing challenges. Both leaders acknowledged the long-standing and cordial relationship between the two nations and expressed optimism about the future of Zambia–UK cooperation.
The Vice President thanked the British High Commissioner for her visit and ongoing efforts to build stronger bilateral ties. She emphasized the importance of such diplomatic engagements in advancing Zambia’s development priorities and contributing to global partnerships rooted in mutual respect and shared goals.
As Zambia continues to work towards economic transformation and social progress, partnerships like that with the United Kingdom remain vital. The meeting between Dr. Mutale-Nalumango and Ms. Terzoen stands as a testament to the strength and continuity of Zambia’s international relations, and to the shared vision for a prosperous future.