Partnership Agreement beyond trade in goods towards a more comprehensive
partnership.
The formal Political Dialogue, which is now an integral part of the relations between
the European Union and the Republic of Zimbabwe, was conducted in an open,
cordial and constructive atmosphere.
The
EU-Zimbabwe Political
Dialogue
was
co-chaired
by Honourable
July Moyo, Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade and Minister of
Local Government and Public Works, with the support of Honourable
David Musabayana, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade;
Honourable Clemence Chiduwa, Deputy Minister of Finance and Economic
Development and Permanent Secretaries and Senior Government Officials from the
Ministries of Foreign Affairs and International Trade; Finance and Economic
Development; Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs; Local Government and
Public Works; Lands, Agriculture, Water and Rural Resettlement; Health and Child
Care; Environment, Climate Change, Tourism and Hospitality Industry; Home Affairs
and Cultural Heritage and the EU Head of Delegation to Zimbabwe,
Ambassador TimoOlkkonen, who was joined by the Heads of Mission
of Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, The Netherlands, Portugal, Romania,
Spain, Sweden and the Czech Republic.
In Harare, on 21 November 2019