ZAMBIAN APPOINTED UN RESIDENT COORDINATOR IN ANGOLA.

 

Ms. Amanda Khozi Mukwashi, a Zambian national, has been appointedas the United Nations Resident Coordinator in the Republic of Angola by the United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres.

 

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation extends sincere congratulations to Ms. Mukwashi’s on this distinguished appointment, which stands as a testament to her exceptional leadership, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to international development, humanitarian service, and social justice.

 

Her well-deserved appointment not only reflects her remarkable credentials and achievements but also underscores Zambia’s growing contribution to global governance and multilateral cooperation under the auspices of the United Nations.

 

This appointment is a source of national pride and an inspiration to many Zambians, particularly women and young professionals aspiring to serve at the highest levels of international leadership.

 

Ms. Mukwashi brings to this important position well over three decades of extensive experience in international development and humanitarian work. Most recently, she served as the United Nations Resident Coordinator in the Kingdom of Lesotho, where she successfully led inter-agency coordination efforts in support of national development priorities.

 

She has also held senior leadership positions within the United Nations system, including with the United Nations Volunteers (UNV) programme and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) in Zambia, where she made significant contributions to programmes on gender, population, and development, among others.

 

The Ministry is confident that Ms. Mukwashi will continue to demonstrate exemplary leadership in her new role in Angola, further strengthening United Nations coordination and advancing sustainable development, regional cooperation, and inclusive growth.

 

This is according to a statement issued by Eva Hatontola Chanda Principal Public Relations Officer at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs And International Cooperation.

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