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South African minister Pandor visits Portuguese president Rebelo de Sousa

Adekunle Owolabi
By Adekunle Owolabi Published May 20, 2023 4 Min Read
Minister Naledi Pandor paying a courtesy call on President of the Portuguese Republic, H.E. Mr Rebelo de Sousa . Lisbon, Portugal. 19 May 2023 Picture byline: Jacoline Schoonees/DIRCO
Minister Naledi Pandor paying a courtesy call on President of the Portuguese Republic, H.E. Mr Rebelo de Sousa . Lisbon, Portugal. 19 May 2023 Picture byline: Jacoline Schoonees/DIRCO
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Lisbon, Portugal – On May 19, 2023, Minister Naledi Pandor, the esteemed representative of South Africa’s government, embarked on a diplomatic mission to Portugal. The purpose of her visit was to pay a courtesy call on the President of the Portuguese Republic, His Excellency Mr. Rebelo de Sousa.

The meeting between Minister Pandor and President de Sousa held great significance, serving as a testament to the longstanding friendship and cooperative relations shared between South Africa and Portugal. It also presented an opportunity to discuss matters of mutual interest and explore avenues for further collaboration across various sectors.

The courtesy call between the South African minister and the Portuguese president took place in the capital city of Lisbon. The meeting was marked by warm exchanges and a reaffirmation of the commitment to strengthening bilateral ties. Minister Pandor expressed South Africa’s appreciation for the continued support and partnership from Portugal, acknowledging the valuable contributions made by both countries in promoting peace, development, and cooperation.

Minister Naledi Pandor paying a courtesy call on President of the Portuguese Republic, H.E. Mr Rebelo de Sousa .
Lisbon, Portugal. 19 May 2023
Picture byline:  Jacoline Schoonees/DIRCO
Minister Naledi Pandor paying a courtesy call on President of the Portuguese Republic, H.E. Mr Rebelo de Sousa . Lisbon, Portugal. 19 May 2023 Picture byline: Jacoline Schoonees/DIRCO

The discussions during the courtesy call encompassed a range of topics, including trade, investment, culture, and people-to-people exchanges. Both parties emphasized the importance of deepening economic cooperation and expanding trade relations for the benefit of their respective nations. Minister Pandor expressed South Africa’s keen interest in attracting Portuguese investments and fostering partnerships that can contribute to the growth and development of various sectors within South Africa.

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Furthermore, Minister Pandor and President de Sousa discussed avenues for cultural exchange, acknowledging the significance of promoting understanding and appreciation of each other’s heritage. The engagement highlighted the potential for increased collaboration in the fields of education, tourism, and arts and culture, fostering greater mutual understanding and strengthening people-to-people ties.

Minister Naledi Pandor paying a courtesy call on President of the Portuguese Republic, H.E. Mr Rebelo de Sousa . Lisbon, Portugal. 19 May 2023 Picture byline: Jacoline Schoonees/DIRCO
Minister Naledi Pandor paying a courtesy call on President of the Portuguese Republic, H.E. Mr Rebelo de Sousa . Lisbon, Portugal. 19 May 2023 Picture byline: Jacoline Schoonees/DIRCO

The courtesy call between Minister Naledi Pandor and President Rebelo de Sousa reflects the commitment of both South Africa and Portugal to nurturing their bilateral relationship and exploring new areas of cooperation. The meeting reaffirmed the shared values and vision of the two nations in promoting peace, prosperity, and inclusive development.

As Minister Pandor’s visit to Portugal draws to a close, the outcomes of the courtesy call are expected to pave the way for enhanced collaboration and mutual support between South Africa and Portugal. The continued engagement and cooperation between the two countries are essential for advancing their shared goals and contributing to the well-being of their respective citizens.

South Africa and Portugal remain steadfast in their commitment to promoting international peace, stability, and sustainable development. The courtesy visit by Minister Naledi Pandor serves as a testament to the strong and enduring ties between the two nations, and paves the way for a future of strengthened cooperation and friendship.

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