Today, 17 non-residential envoys to Malawi have presented their letters of credence to President Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera at Kamuzu Palace in Lilongwe.
Speaking to the press after presenting his letters, new Ambassador of Denmark, Ole Thonke said his country is looking forward to strong bilateral relations with Malawi and as a leading country in renewable energy production, will invest in renewable energy through wind and solar.
New Ambassador of the Kingdom of Netherlands, Margret Verwijk said her country will provide technical assistance to the country’s water board through experts.
Verwijk also said Netherlands through public private partnership is already working with a bank in Malawi to ensure there is an increase access to finance for smallholder farmers to carry out agricultural programmes.
Other non-residential envoys who have presented their letters of credence are from Algeria, Kingdom of Belgium, Burundi, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Republic of Congo, Czech Republic, Finland, Hellenic Republic, Mauritania, Republic of the Union of Myanmar, Pakistan, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Switzerland and Trinidad and Tobago.
Credit: Malawi Government.
The way Charles Mchacha is castigating the Leader of Opposition in Parliament, Hon Kondwani Nankhumwa, is just testimony enough that Read more
If you thought Malawians are lazy people, I bet you a Dinosaur, think twice and you will know, check in Read more
The recent arrest in Malawi of three opposition politicians accused of planning to unseat President Peter Mutharika is dissent from Read more
The US embassy has denied involvement in an alleged plot to overthrow the president, Peter Mutharika. Analysis Media reports that Read more