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The Zambian government has expressed its desire to deepen bilateral relations with Eritrea in areas of mutual interest, building on the longstanding warm relations between the two countries.
Zambia’s High Commissioner to Kenya, Alfred Musemuna—who is also accredited to Eritrea—made the remarks during the presentation of his Letters of Credence to Eritrea’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Osman Saleh Mohammed.
In a statement issued from Nairobi on Monday, Musemuna underscored the importance of strengthening both bilateral and multilateral engagements, particularly within the framework of the United Nations (UN).
“Zambia is keen to deepen and consolidate relations with Eritrea in areas of mutual concern and collaboration,” he said.
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Musemuna also commended Eritrea for its strides in achieving economic self-sufficiency.
He further invited the Eritrean government to participate in upcoming conferences of mutual interest.
In response, Minister Osman Saleh Mohammed congratulated the Zambian envoy on his appointment and assured him of Eritrea’s support in executing his diplomatic duties.
He also emphasized the need for African nations to embrace economic self-reliance and solidarity, highlighting the importance of collaboration among countries on the continent.
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