President Lazarus Chakwera has left for Zambia today via Kamuzu International Airport to attend the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Summit in Lusaka.
Speaking in a interview on his departure, President Chakwera emphasized on the essence of the summit saying; it will help in addressing pressing regional issues, particularly in the realm of security.
“In attending this summit, Malawi seeks to strengthen ties with our neighbouring countries and collectively address the security challenges facing our region,” Chakwera said.
The Malawi leader outlined his agenda for the summit, citing food security as a top priority for Malawi.
He pledged to advocate for comprehensive strategies to combat food insecurity and promote agricultural development in the region.
The SADC Extraordinary Summit, scheduled for March 23rd in Lusaka, Zambia, will convene leaders from across the region to discuss key issues affecting Southern Africa. With President Chakwera’s participation, Malawi aims to contribute to constructive dialogue and collaborative efforts towards achieving regional stability and prosperity.
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