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Prime Minister Andrew Holness underscored Jamaica's commitment to strengthening its partnership with the South African State of Namibia.
Speaking in bilateral talks yesterday (Monday, July 23) with Namibian President His Excellency Dr. Hage Geingob, Prime Minister Holness said that during the years of Namibia's liberation struggle, the Jamaican government considered it a privilege and a duty to support the liberation process. "Today, we need to build on these historic ties of friendship and solidarity to forge cooperative ties," citing bilateral relations reinforced in the same way in 1995, when Sam Nujoma, then president of the Namibia, who traveled to Jamaica, Prime Minister Holness said that this proved that bilateral relations were strengthened.the value and importance of "interpersonal relations in strengthening relations between the two countries".
Pri Minister Holness added that Jamaica and Namibia shared similar development aspirations, reflected in the Vision 2030 plans, particularly on capacity-building for national development.
Prime Minister noted that trade and investment are important drivers, and believes that it is important for both countries to strengthen their ties in these fields.
"I hope that this meeting will give an impetus to our commercial and commercial relations. I am pleased that today's talks also pave the way for the pursuit of society in urban development, as we give priority attention to making our cities inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable . Indeed, I look forward to the twinning of our capitals in Kingston and Windhoek and I am pleased to see that discussions are at an advanced stage in this regard, "said Prime Minister Holness
. that Jamaica and Namibia are geographically located on both sides of the globe, they must seek to strengthen societies at the multilateral level so that developing countries can be heard. "19659002" As bilateral partners, We must continue to strengthen our multilateral collaboration and make the voices of developing country positions heard in forums such as the Commonwealth, Africa, the Caribbean, the Pacific (States) and the United Nations. already signed company agreements, we expressed our solidarity with the words.The liberation struggle did not end, it simply took a new phase. phase of the struggle, you say economic emancipation; we say economic independence as we both seek the path to prosperity. I therefore urge my Government and the Jamaican people to strengthen the partnership with Namibia, "said Prime Minister Holness
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