Ukraine’s Foreign Minister will embark on his fourth tour of African countries to strengthen ties with the region, Kyiv announced on Sunday.
The tour marks another effort to build diplomatic relationships.
Dmytro Kuleba’s tour will include visits to Malawi, Zambia, and Mauritius from Sunday to Thursday.
He will meet with the heads of state and foreign ministers of these countries to discuss bilateral relations.
In addition to meeting government officials, Kuleba will engage with local businesses and cultural figures.
This tour marks the first-ever visit by a Ukrainian foreign minister to these nations.
The focus of Kuleba’s meetings will be on developing bilateral relations based on mutual respect.
Key topics include Africa’s role in restoring global peace and supporting Ukraine amid ongoing conflicts.
In Malawi, discussions will center on food security, while talks in Mauritius will focus on investment and business opportunities.
In Zambia, the agenda includes political dialogue and international cooperation.
