Chinese delegations from Shanxi and Shandong provinces were recently in Victoria Falls to explore partnerships and investments.
The Linfen delegation signed three MoUs with some local Chinese owned businesses and participated in the "Impression Linfen" economic, trade, and cultural exchange.
The event Facilitated by Wild Africa Travel featured cultural performances from Victoria Falls and Linfen City. Secretary Li Yunfeng of the Linfen Municipal Committee emphasized the exchange's role in enhancing cooperation, friendship, and mutual understanding.
The Shandong delegation met with Provincial Affairs Minister Richard Moyo and other government department representatives and went on to visit Hwange.
Acting Victoria Falls mayor Councillor Priscilla Mhlanga said the initiative promotes unity and growth.
The event attracted stakeholders from both public and private sectors, marking a milestone in bilateral relations aimed at mutual development and prosperity.
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