Vice President Mutale-Nalumango has left the country for Dubai, United Arab Emirates to attend the World Government Summit.
According to a statement issued to the media by the Press Aide to the Vice President, Njenje Chizu, Mrs Nalumango left the country yesterday Sunday February 1 2026.
Mr Chizu explained that the Summit will be held from February 3rd to 5th, 2026, under the theme, ‘Shaping Future Governments’.
“This high-level global platform convenes leaders and experts to deliberate on emerging governance models and innovative approaches to public administration,” he said.
He added that this year’s Summit has drawn an unprecedented participation of over 35 Heads of State, 150 Governments and 500 Ministers, with the discussions centred on international cooperation, technological advancement, sustainability and economic growth.
Mr Chizu therefore indicated that the Vice Presidents participation reaffirms Zambia’s dedication to engaging with international partners, advancing national development priorities and contributing to global dialogue on effective governance.
According to the United Arab Emirates authorities, the 2026 edition is projected to be the largest and most diverse gathering in the Summit’s history, underscoring its growing significance on the global stage.
