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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 39720, member: 636"]
Vice President Constantino Chiwenga landed in Tajikistan for important government meetings. He plans to discuss business partnerships with President Emomali Rahmon during his stay. Zimbabwe sends diplomatic teams to build stronger economic ties with other countries. The visit focuses on learning about electricity production and farming methods. Chiwenga brought three government ministers to help with these talks.

Zimbabwe aims to replicate Tajikistan's approach to processing raw materials domestically. The Central Asian nation turns minerals and farm products into finished goods before selling them. Zimbabwe aims to enhance its factories and mining operations by adopting similar methods. Chiwenga spoke about visiting hydropower stations to see clean energy production. The African nation has many rivers that could generate electricity like Tajikistan does.

Tajikistan grew its economy at a rate of 7.1 percent per year for ten consecutive years. The World Bank reports the country reached 8.4 percent growth during 2024. Poverty dropped from 32 percent of people to just 9.1 percent over fifteen years. Tajikistan aims to double its citizens' incomes by 2030. Zimbabwe hopes to reach middle-income status through similar economic partnerships.
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