Chimulirenji on first foreign trip as Malawi VP: US-Africa Business Summit crucial

The  country’s new Vice-President Everton Chimulirenji is in Mozambique after being delegated by President Peter Mutharika to represent Malawi Government during this years US-Africa Business Forum, his first foreign trip since becoming the second-in-command president following the victory in the May 21 2019 Tripartite Elections.

Chimulirenji’s arrival at Maputo International Airport in Mozambique for US-Africa Business Summit.
Chimulirenji outing: Bidding farewell to his wife as he left for Mozambique
Veep outbin duty: Chimulirenji boards the plane
Chimulirenji welcomed in Mozambique

Chimulirenji was running mate to President Mutharika, the torchbearer of Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), winner of the presidential race  with 1 940 709 votes or 38.57 percent.

The veep Chimulirenji, who lost his parliamentary seat in last month’s election, was sworn-together with Mutharika to assume the presidency for a five-year term of office.

Press officer in the office of the vice-president, Charles Wahara, said Chimulirenji arrived in Mozambique to attend the summit on June 19  2019 at the Joaquim Chissano conference Centre.
Wahara said the State President Mutharika was invited to attend the summit but it had pleased him to delegate the Vice President Chimulirenji.
Meanwhile, Principal Secretary (PS) in the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Ken Ndala has said the US- Africa Business Summit is very crucial for Malawi.

“There is an opportunity for Malawi business sector to grow since the summit will draw a lot of experts, businesspeople and government authorities from Africa to interact with counterparts from the United States who want to link up with Africa including Malawi,” said Ndala.

The PS  further said that Malawi has been benefitting from such summits citing AGOA as one example of these benefits.

“For the past 16 years with AGOA, Malawi has been benefitting by exporting soya beans, textile and other commodities to different countries,” said the PS.

The summit will be opened by His Excellency Filipe Jacinto Nyusi, President of the Republic of Mozambique and will draw various African Heads of State.

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BigMan
BigMan
4 years ago

Surely we are not a serious country.

idiot
idiot
4 years ago

wazibaya kaye Malawi got independence in 1994. such type of reasoning Malawi will remain poor for ever

che nnungu
4 years ago

Reporter wa BBC uja atamulondola kumeneku bolani

Sona Moyo
Sona Moyo
4 years ago

Kumene akupitako Chimulirenji azikayankhula Chichewa kapena Chizungu, ndingofuna kudziwa.

Kanyimbi
Kanyimbi
4 years ago

its high time these meetings are attended by technocrats. These politicians will take us no where, mpaka Yesu abwera

Malemu Professor Arthur P Stole K145 million

End of Lomwe era. The 80 year old tippex president should be feeling the heat of being old with most of the contemporaries like Patrich Mbewe, Harry Thomson, Bingu wa Muthalika and many more dead. State funeral looming. This is a reality and please leave the country in peace and not in peaces.

Spellings
Spellings
4 years ago

You cannot even spell “Pieces” correctly

Khima
Khima
4 years ago

Mulungu amakweza ozizisitsa…All the Best Bwana Veep

Noxy
4 years ago
Reply to  Khima

Very true

dzonzi
dzonzi
4 years ago

mipala imeneyi

A Few Good Men
A Few Good Men
4 years ago

Congratulations

tchitchwa
tchitchwa
4 years ago

Am still in denial that this guy is our VP. Oh GODDD!!!!

mulopwana
4 years ago
Reply to  tchitchwa

Tchitchwa, I am just like you. Dzana dzana lomweni timatipula kachewere limodzi mu Ntcheu lero being welcomed as foreign delegates in Mozambique, car picking arranged. Kumva kukoma.

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