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Zambia- Mauritius Joint Permanent Commission of Cooperation ends its sitting
Lusaka, March 28.ZANIS—Government has described the just ended 2nd Session of the Zambia- Mauritius Joint Permanent Commission of Cooperation (JPC) as a success.
Foreign Affairs Minister Effron Lungu says that the success of the commission represents another milestone in the development of bilateral relationships between the two countries.
Mr. Lungu has observed that the detailed discussions of the commission focussed on issues critical to the development of the two countries such as education, science and technology, agriculture, labour, and tourism among others.
ZANIS reports that the minister said this in his closing statement at the end of the 2nd Session of the Zambia- Mauritius Joint Permanent Commission of Cooperation (JPC).
The Minister expressed happiness at the set targets and agreed timeframes for the implementation of the agreed areas of cooperation in various sectors.
He said the time frames will enable both Zambia and Mauritius to accelerate the implementation of agreed measures in a coordinated and efficient manner.
Mr. Lungu however stated that there is need to embrace a coordinated approach in the implementation process that provides for continuous review and audit of the cooperation instead of waiting until the next JPC Session.
He urged Zambia’s two missions in Maputo to be proactive and ensure that agreed areas of cooperation are implemented.
Mr. Lungu reaffirmed government’s commitment and determination to enhance and develop a mutually beneficial bilateral cooperation with the government of Mauritius.
