US EditionLuxembourg ties aid, investment to democracy and accountability
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In view of the military coups in the Sahel region, the visit of Foreign Minister Xavier Bettel to Malawi was a basis for new partnerships.
Luxembourg ties aid, investment to democracy and accountability
Luxembourg Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Xavier Bettel has said future development cooperation and investment with Malawi will hinge on governance, transparency and accountability as the European country opens a new phase of engagement in Africa. He said this on Monday during a meeting with President Peter Mutharika at Kamuzu Palace in Lilongwe. Bettel said his country’s development and cooperation funding, drawn from ta…
Malawi, Luxembourg Explore Financial Cooperation to Spur Economic Growth
By Suleman Chitera Minister of Finance Joseph Mwanamvekha says Malawi is eager to strengthen financial cooperation with Luxembourg as part of efforts to drive investment, expand financial inclusion, and accelerate economic growth. Mwanamvekha made the remarks after holding talks with visiting Luxembourg Deputy Prime Minister Xavier Bettel, where the two leaders discussed priority sectors that directly support livelihoods and sustainable economic…
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