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President Emmerson Mnangagwa says re-engagement has allowed Zimbabwe to win back old friends and partners lost over the years for various reasons.
He made the remarks in his weekly column in <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/happy-year-end-to-our-engagement-and-re-engagement-policy">The Sunday Mail</a> yesterday, saying improved relations with the European Union (EU) have opened a new chapter that has seen the country receiving US$47 million in aid for the Health Ministry and funding for the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC). He said:
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Only last week, the EU bloc launched its “Team Europe”, a new rubric under which the 27 countries comprising the bloc will coordinate and consolidate relations with us, this time through Government, and in line with, and in support of our priorities under Government’s National Development Strategy 1 (NDS1).
This is the first time that the EU has disbursed directly to Zimbabwe through structures of our Government.
All along, relations were being conducted asymmetrically and unconventionally through non-governmental organisations.
The bloc has already announced a €400 million facility to run for the next couple of years, including to the private sector through its European Investment Bank (EIB).
Over and above releasing US$47 million to our Ministry of Health and Child Care, and to our Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) only last week, the EU has pledged to support our programmes under NDS1, focusing on two critical areas of Gender Equality and Women Empowerment, and that of Greener and Climate Smart Agriculture.
Who would have dreamt of such significant practical interventions by the European bloc only a few months back?
I want to acknowledge and applaud the salutary role played by the new EU Ambassador, His Excellency Jobst von Kirchmann.
It was only recently, on October 12, 2022, that I received him at State House.
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Zimbabwe embarked on an engagement and engagement agenda in 2017 when Mnangagwa ascended to power, close to two decades after cutting ties with the West.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said Zimbabwe is committed to returning to the Commonwealth as part of its re-engagement agenda.
He posted on Twitter on Wednesday after meeting the Commonwealth’s secretary-general, Baroness Patricia Scotland, on the sidelines of the United Nations Climate Change Conference that is underway in Glasgow, Scotland. The president said:
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Zimbabwe’s application to re-join the Commonwealth shows our commitment to re-engagement. It was a pleasure to speak with Commonwealth secretary-general Baroness Patricia Scotland on Zimbabwe’s application. Great things are ahead!”
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After the closed-door meeting, Baroness Scotland said the Commonwealth is ready to welcome Zimbabwe back into the 54-member bloc once all the necessary steps are concluded.
Last year, the late Foreign Affairs Minister, Dr Sibusiso Moyo said had done all the processes required for the country to rejoin the organisation.
He said Zimbabwe had even managed to invite the Commonwealth Election Observer Mission.
Meanwhile, opposition MDC Alliance Secretary-General, Chalton Hwende, said Zimbabwe only needs to respect the rule of law for it to be readmitted into the Commonwealth.
The late former President Robert Mugabe withdrew the country’s club membership in 2003 after the Commonwealth failed to lift a suspension it had imposed on the Southern African country following the 2002 presidential election that was marred by politically-motivated violence.
Commonwealth is a grouping made up of the United Kingdom and its former colonies. Citizens of member states benefit from several socio-economic benefits.
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