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The Minister noted that successful completion of the arrears clearance process is expected to unlock broader international financing opportunities, enhance access to private capital markets and support sustainable economic growth, with Zim projecting economic growth of about 5%

The delegation commended Zim’s reform efforts and reaffirmed Sweden’s commitment to maintaining strong relations with Zim despite the planned closure of its embassy. Discussions also explored opportunities to strengthen future cooperation through trade and investment.

Strengthening economic cooperation, supporting Zimbabwe’s reform agenda and advancing re-engagement efforts were at the centre of discussions during a meeting today with the Hon. Prof Mthuli and a Swedish delegation accompanied by the Amb of Sweden to Zimbabwe, H.E. Per Lindgärde

4/4 Aligned with ZimTreasury’s focus on sustainable public finance and economic growth, the initiative supports food security, improved livelihoods and agricultural transformation under Vision 2030.

3/4 This milestone reflects strong collaboration between Government, the African Development Bank and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations whose financial and technical support continues to drive resilience, productivity and climate-smart agriculture.

1/4 Zimbabwe today witnessed the handover of critical post-harvest and mechanisation equipment under the Zimbabwe Agricultural Productivity Programme, marking a major step in strengthening national food systems and reducing post-harvest losses.

4/4 Discussions focused on Zimbabwe’s re-engagement efforts, the economic reform agenda and follow-up actions from the 2026 Spring Meetings, as Government continues to implement policies that support macroeconomic stability, growth and sustainable development.

3/4 The engagement provided an opportunity to formally introduce Mr Raad to Government, acknowledge Mr Belete’s contribution and reaffirm the strong and evolving partnership between Zimbabwe and the World Bank Group.

1/4 Deepening cooperation with development partners remains central to advancing Zimbabwe’s economic reform agenda, strengthening re-engagement efforts, unlocking technical and financial support and promoting investment, resilience and inclusive national development.

5/5. Government is transitioning from crisis response to risk management by institutionalising financing tools, ensuring rapid access to funding during climate shocks, safeguarding livelihoods in line with NDS2, and promoting long-term national stability.

4/5. Collaboration with @AfDB_Group, @WFP_Zimbabwe, @ARCapacity, and @StartNetwork brings vital expertise to scale up the ARC programme, equipping Zimbabwe with innovative insurance and climate risk solutions to protect communities.

1/5. The Government of Zimbabwe continues to prioritise disaster risk financing to protect citizens and the economy from shocks, advancing towards a sustainable, climate-resilient future through proactive planning.

3/5. Engagement with Parliamentary and Senate Committees remains critical in building a disaster-ready nation. Enhancing their understanding of risk financing supports a policy environment that prioritises proactive response over reactive recovery.

3/3. Japan will provide agricultural equipment worth USD 2.6M to boost productivity, food security & sustainable growth. The ceremony was attended by senior officials including Min. Dr. A.J. Masuka & Dr. W. Manungo.

2/3. Today, Zimbabwe & Japan marked a milestone in cooperation. Amb. Nobukata Maekawa & Min. Mthuli Ncube signed Exchange of Notes under Japan’s Economic & Social Development Programme.

1/3. The Second Republic has prioritised engagement & re-engagement with global partners, unlocking new opportunities for Zimbabwe’s economic growth. This strategy has attracted partners eager to support Vision 2030, driving investment & cooperation across key sectors.