President Mnangagwa says all the country’s diplomats will in future sign performance contracts with the aim of recognizing and acknowledging the best mission performers.
He said this as he rallied Zimbabwean diplomats around the world to woo them Investment, promoting tourism, and enhancing business opportunities.
In this regard, you are directed to remain vigilant and informed of regional and global dynamics. Protecting our sovereignty and national interests must always be of paramount importance.
“Once again, I urge you all to carry out your duties and assignments with seriousness and honour. The results in your own posts will judge your performance.
“Informal and lackadaisical approach will not be tolerated. We seek to increase investments from your adopted countries, along with providing tourism and business opportunities for the development and prosperity of our nation.
The road map is already in place within our foreign policy; Let it guide your actions. Through our focus, unity, dedication and hard work, let us do our part individually and collectively to see Zimbabwe rise to its rightful place within the community of nations.
“So far, the trade relations and partnerships initiated and strengthened under the Second Republic have been transformative in our social and economic growth.
“Our arms remain outstretched for new endeavours,” President Mnangagwa told Zimbabwean ambassadors at a press conference, “Therefore, the economic diplomacy being championed under my administration must continue to promote trade and investment, including tourism and build strong industries that support local production for economic growth.” “. State headquarters in Harare yesterday.
