Mozambique President Daniel Chapo arrives in Botswana for three-day state visit
Mozambique President Daniel Francisco Chapo arrived in Botswana on the afternoon of September 28 for a three-day state visit. He was invited by President Advocate Duma Boko. Chapo will serve as guest of honour at Botswana's 60th independence anniversary celebrations on September 30, which also marks 51 years of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
This state visit is set to feature bilateral discussions between the two heads of state, aimed at consolidating agreements previously outlined during the 9th session of the Joint Permanent Commission for Cooperation. An additional highlight will be the Botswana–Mozambique Business Forum, a platform designed to foster economic collaboration.
In a series of strategic site visits, President Chapo will inspect the operations of the Okavango Diamond Company and the Botswana Meat Commission. His itinerary also includes a cultural stop at the Samora Machel Museum in Lobatse, concluding with a solemn wreath-laying ceremony at the Parliament Grounds in Gaborone, a gesture underscoring the historical ties between the two nations.
Accompanying President Chapo is a distinguished Mozambican delegation, including First Lady Gueta Selemane Chapo. The group comprises ministers, high-ranking officials, and representatives from the business sector, all poised to engage in dialogues that could shape future bilateral relations.
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