President Hichilema to Undertake First State Visit to Zimbabwe
Hakainde Hichilema to visit Emerson Munangwagwa and the two hold and address a Zambia/Zimbabwe Bi-national Commission
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation wishes to inform the nation that Mr. Hakainde Hichilema, President of the Republic of Zambia, will undertake a State Visit to the Republic of Zimbabwe on 14th November 2025, at the invitation of His Excellency Dr. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, President of the Republic of Zimbabwe.
During the Visit. President Hichilema and President Mnangagwa will Co-Chair the
Inaugural Session of the Zambia-Zimbabwe Bi-National Commission (BNC), which
upgrades the existing Joint Permanent Commission on Cooperation (JPCC) to a
higher framework of strategic engagement.
The establishment of the BNC underscores the shared vision of the two Heads of State to strengthen bilateral cooperation, accelerate joint infrastructure projects, and deepen economic integration between the two nations.
The BNC process will be preceded by a Meeting of Senior Officials on 12th November 2025 and a Ministerial Meeting on 13th November 2025, which will lay the groundwork for the agreements to be considered during the inaugural BNC.
Through the BNC, Zambia and Zimbabwe aim to enhance collaboration in key sectors, including trade, energy and transport.
This Visit also highlights the deep and enduring bonds of friendship, shared history.
and mutual respect that unite Zambia and Zimbabwe.
The two sister nations are bound by geography, culture, and shared assets such as the Kariba Dam, Victoria Falls, and critical transport infrastructure that are central to the socio-economic progress of both countries.
Zambia remains firmly committed to regional cooperation, economic diplomacy, and infrastructure development as catalysts for inclusive growth and prosperity within the Southern African region


Good news to the peacemakers but bad and shameful news to the Purveyors of toxic news who have been pushing a negative narrative that there is bad blood between us and our Twin brother Zim. We will wait for their comments and blogs on 14 November, but I am sure they will find something else to spin, like they did after they were pushing the President to visit China on the Debt issue and when he finally visited, they went mute.
What can the haters and propagandists say now with their speculations? Are they not just ashamed now? They wanted to do the same on his Tanzanian visit, but he shamed them. Hakainde has no time for detractors, he is always a focused person.