Zambia upbeat over Rwanda's relief maize donation #rwanda #RwOT

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According to media reports; Vice President Mutale Nalumango, who received the relief maize at the Food Reserve Agency (FRA) sheds in Lusaka, emphasized the immediate and significant impact this donation will have on alleviating hunger thereby providing relief to those in need.

She highlighted that the maize will help food-insecure households in the affected districts to get access to sustenance, bringing hope to families struggling during this emergency.

Nalumango noted that this donation symbolizes a bond of friendship between Zambia and Rwanda, signifying Rwanda's commitment to standing with Zambia during times of crisis.

She expressed gratitude to the Rwandan government, saying that such solidarity reinforces Zambia's belief in the strength of international cooperation.

"Let us remember the importance of unity in times of crisis. Let us continue to support one another and work together to build a future where no one goes hungry or feels abandoned during their time of need," Nalumango said.

Rwandan High Commissioner to Zambia, Emmanuel Bugingo expressed confidence that the donation will significantly aid the most affected Zambian families and assured of Rwanda's continuous support whenever possible.

Rwanda's Foreign Minister, Olivier Nduhungirehe, also said through his X handle that the donation is part of Rwanda's tradition of intra-African solidarity.

Rwanda and Zambia maintain a strong relationship and cooperation in various sectors, including taxation, immigration, health, agriculture, investment promotion, fishing, and livestock farming.

Vice President Mutale Nalumango, who received the relief maize at the Food Reserve Agency (FRA) sheds in Lusaka.
Nalumango noted that this donation symbolizes a bond of friendship between Zambia and Rwanda.
Rwandan High Commissioner to Zambia, Emmanuel Bugingo assured of Rwanda's continuous support whenever possible.

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Source : https://en.igihe.com/news/article/zambia-upbeat-over-rwanda-s-relief-maize-donation

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