Zambia and Botswana have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), to commit to advancing regional energy development through mutual cooperation.
The agreement was signed in Lusaka during the Energy Forum for Africa Conference by Zambia’s Acting Minister of Energy, Mr. Elvis Nkandu, and Botswana’s Minister of Minerals and Energy, Hon. Bogolo Joy Kenewendo.
The signing was witnessed by Zambia’s Permanent Secretary for Electricity, Eng. Arnold Simwaba, and Botswana’s Assistant Deputy Permanent Secretary for Energy, Tunso Matshameki.
The MoU is aimed at enhancing bilateral cooperation in the energy sector, promoting knowledge exchange, and fostering energy development in the region.
It also emphasizes the importance of exploring alternative energy sources beyond hydropower to strengthen energy security and sustainability in the face of climate change and growing demand.
Speaking at the ceremony, the ministers underscored that the MoU represents a milestone in deepening collaboration between the two countries, paving the way for joint initiatives, investments, and policy harmonisation toward building a resilient energy future.
Source: https://energynewsafrica.com
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