Zimbabwe, EU Begin Formal Political Dialogue

Zimbabwe and the European Union have launched a formal dialogue process based on Article 8 of the Cotonou Partnership Agreement which governs relations between member states of the African-Carribean-Pacific regions and the European bloc. Speaking after the launch, EU Ambassador to Zimbabwe Timo Olkkonen expressed satisfaction over the Zimbabwe government's "seriousness" in its reform agenda but said the bloc was worried by continued State victimisation of civil society activists.

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Secretary for Foreign Affairs and International Trade Ambassador James Manzou, right, chairs the launch of political dialogue between Zimbabwe and the European Union in Harare.

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