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(DAILY MAIL) Finland hail Sata’s anti-graft stance

Finland hail Sata’s anti-graft stance
By CHARLES MUSONDA

FINLAND has welcomed President Sata’s personal strong commitment to enhance the fight against corruption, good governance, justice for all and social justice as a cornerstone for national development.

Speaking at State House on October 19 during presentation of credentials, newly appointed Finnish ambassador to Zambia Pertti Antinen said his country remains committed to supporting Zambia’s development agenda like bringing new industries and businesses and in the area of technology and innovation.

Mr Antinen said Finland is already supporting Zambia in management of the environment and natural resources, agriculture, private sector development, and is giving support to the civil society working to enhance good governance.

Norwegian ambassador to Zambia Arve Ofstad also presented his credentials to President Sata at State House.

Meanwhile, South Korea says Zambia’s recent democratic elections and smooth transition of power has marked an important milestone in the country’s history.
South Korea’s ambassador to Zambia Kwang Chu Lew said this when he presented credentials yesterday.

Mr Kwang said it is gratifying that Zambia and his country have sustained their diplomatic ties.

Labels: CORRUPTION, FINLAND, MICHAEL SATA

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