Ireland President on three-day official visit to Malawi
President of Ireland Michael D. Higgins is expected to arrive in Malawi Monday for a three-day official visit whose aim is to enhance bilateral relations between the two countries.
Higgins will be accompanied by his Spouse, Mrs. Sabina Higgins.
According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperations, President Peter Mutharika and Higgins will hold bilateral discussions, aimed at further strengthening the fraternal bonds of friendship and fruitful cooperation existing between their two governments”.
Mutharika will also host a State Banquet in honour of his Guest.
Whilst in the country, President Higgins will on 11th November, visit Saopa Mpeni village in Salima, where he will interact with the local community participating in Irish Aid-funded resilience programme.
He will also meet the Irish Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs) working in Malawi, and appreciate women leaders’ gender activism campaign exhibition at Ufulu Gardens in Lilongwe.
On 12th November, the visiting President will address lecturers and students at Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR).
On the same day, the Irish President will tour the ICRISAT-Malawi Seed Industry Development Project at Chitedze in Lilongwe, supported by the Government of Ireland.
Ireland is one of Malawi’s key development partners that have stood by Malawi over the years. Malawi continues to benefit from Irish Government’s aid, particularly in the areas of agriculture and nutrition, governance, as well social sectors of education and health.
Kodi enanu mumanodziwa kutsutsa basi?? Inuyo mwapita ku maliro angati pa moyo wanu kapena kumene mwalephera kupitako?? It’s a shame that you just criticise for the sake of doing so without finding out facts behind such changes. Grow up Malawians. Kodi Sata wanuyo anabwera kumaliro a mbwiyathu Bingu??
President Mike Higgins, you are welcome to Malawi. I suppose you should have started to attend the Presidential Burial of late President Sata tomorrow in Zambia and then come here.
My condolences to the Christians across the globe for the untimely death of Dr M. Munroe and his wife and the all who were on board of the plane. Its so so sad. We have lost a father, leader, Pastor the world looked up to. We have lost and heaven has gained with words saying WELL DONE THOU GOOD AND FAITHFUL SERVANT. May your souls rest in peace.
That is why he will not go to Zambia, there will be a VIP in the country
President Michael Higgins u r welcum to Malawi and u shud hv started from Zambia to pay ur last respect to late president Sata tomorrow as he will be laid to rest then cum here.
My condolences to the Christians around the globe for the untimely death of a hero in the Kingdom of God Dr MYLES Munroe and wife and all the crew who were on board. W
This is true the I rish Gorv has been helpful to malawians ( malawi gorv) i wish they can talk about wind cutivation to improve electricity problem in malawi apart from agriculture
It is okay for them to come to our country freely while to their country very much impossible!!! Secondly, please no more missionaries from that country as they are racist and don’t take local vocations . They protect their own and don’t trust the local vocations.Next, they need to get visa before landing in this peaceful country. Most of them think that Malawians are stupid because we are some how polite people.
Si Izo mmati sanapute ku maliro a Sata can’t you see we a have a visiting head of state here just becoz anatipatsa fuel pa maliro basi you Malawians muziganiza musananyoze
This shows how disorganized this administration is. You mean no one remembered that the president of Ireland was coming when the state house issued a statement that APM was going to attend President Sata’s funeral???? This is a total mess!!!!!