Ukraine’s Foreign Minister will start his fourth African tour to enhance ties, Kyiv said on Sunday.
This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to strengthen diplomatic relations with the African continent.
Dmytro Kuleba’s itinerary includes Malawi, Zambia, and Mauritius from Sunday to Thursday.
He will hold meetings with the heads of state and foreign ministers to discuss key aspects of bilateral relations.
Beyond official meetings, Kuleba plans to engage with local business and cultural leaders.
This visit marks the first time a Ukrainian foreign minister has visited these African nations.
Kuleba aims to develop relationships based on mutual respect.
Discussions will cover Africa’s role in promoting global peace and how the continent can support Ukraine amid ongoing challenges.
In Malawi, the agenda will focus on food security, while in Mauritius, discussions will revolve around investment opportunities.
In Zambia, political dialogue and international cooperation are prioritized.