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The Czech Republic has committed to investing €3 million per year in Zambia’s economy from 2024 until 2030, focusing on sectors such as education, health, and nutrition.
Czech Ambassador to Zambia, Pavel Prochazka, announced the investment plan during the Czech National Day celebration held at the Czech Embassy in Lusaka on Wednesday.
“My country will be investing about €3million per year in various sectors such as education, health, nutrition, and many other sectors of Zambia to promote development and good bilateral relations between the two countries,” Prochazka said.
He stated that Zambia had been prioritised in the Czech Republic’s Development Cooperation programme.
“Zambia stood with the Czech people during the Soviet Union occupation and this strong historical bond is reflected in our continued cooperation,” Prochazka explained.
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He noted the long-standing support Zambia had shown for international order, including former President Dr. Kenneth Kaunda’s stance against Soviet aggression.
The Ambassador further highlighted the Czech Republic’s dedication to fostering development in Zambia across multiple sectors, including education and health, to promote sustainable growth.
Technology and Science Minister, Felix Mutati, expressed Zambia’s gratitude for being placed on the Czech Republic’s priority list for development cooperation.
He described the Czech Republic as an “all-weather friend” and thanked the nation for its consistent support across various sectors.
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