Vice President Kembo Mohadi visited the Osaka Expo on Sunday to expand partnerships with Japan for technological development in line with Zimbabwe's national agenda. The delegation toured pavilions from Saudi Arabia and Japan that demonstrated recycling systems, biogas production, and water management innovations. Mohadi described the experience as a game-changer for Zimbabwe's access to technology transfer in the energy, agriculture, and waste management sectors.
Saudi Arabia Pavilion Executive Mohammadi Alshengiti presented the Kingdom's Expo 2030 Vision and comprehensive legacy plan. Mohadi emphasized that Japan's technology-dependent operations present Zimbabwe with opportunities to strengthen bilateral relations and acquire advanced systems for national benefit. The Vice President pledged vigorous pursuit of science and innovation collaborations with Japanese partners.
Saudi Arabia Pavilion Executive Mohammadi Alshengiti presented the Kingdom's Expo 2030 Vision and comprehensive legacy plan. Mohadi emphasized that Japan's technology-dependent operations present Zimbabwe with opportunities to strengthen bilateral relations and acquire advanced systems for national benefit. The Vice President pledged vigorous pursuit of science and innovation collaborations with Japanese partners.
