Liquidation Online Auction
Friday, April 26, 2024
Liquidation Online Auction

President Lungu congratulates Paul Kagame over Election Victory

Share

Presedent Edgar Lungu and President Paul Kagame

President Edgar Lungu has congratulated Rwandan President Paul Kagame following his resounding victory in last week’s Presidential election.

In a statement released to the media by State House , the President has said Mr Kagame’s re-election is a demonstration of the confidence the people of Rwanda have in his leadership and vision for that country.

In a congratulatory message to Mr Kagame, the President said, the Zambian Government looked forward to continued cooperation with the Government of the Republic of Rwanda in addressing issues of mutual interest at bilateral and multilateral levels.

The President also said the Zambian Government was keen to enhancing cooperation between Zambia and Rwanda in key sectors of the two countries’ economies for their mutual benefit, as well as for the advancement of the regional and African developmental agendas.

“I wish to convey, on behalf of the Government and the people of the Republic of Zambia, and indeed on my own behalf, heartfelt congratulations on your resounding re-election as President of the Republic of Rwanda,” the President said.

6 COMMENTS

  1. that is the spirit mr lungu and that is why you will be re-elected as prisdent of the republican of zambia in 2021 to.

    you are welcome.

  2. Lungu slow off the mark (again) congratulating Kagame.

    BTW, Kagame won fair and square. His people truly love him, and appreciate his efforts.

    Zambia is a much bigger country in size compared to Rwanda. And yet, we look up to them. It is embarrassing.

    How I wish ECL could see the wood from the trees, and start working towards uniting and developing this limping country of ours.

  3. Are their no other capable people to leader Rwanda?
    Why are Africans subjected to one individual president for almost eternity?

Comments are closed.

Read more

Liquidation Online Auction

Local News

Discover more from Lusaka Times-Zambia's Leading Online News Site - LusakaTimes.com

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading