Zimbabwe And Mozambique Sign Water Bilateral Agreement Effective For 10 Years
Zimbabwe and Mozambique have signed the Buzi Transboundary River Basin Bilateral Agreement. The agreement is part of implementing the Buzi, Pungwe and Save (BUPUSA) tri-basin project on sustainable utilisation of water along river basins shared by the two countries.
The Buzi River Bilateral Agreement will be effective for 10 years. Zimbabwe and Mozambique share at least five river basins namely: Limpopo, Zambezi, Buzi, Pungwe and Save.
Speaking after the signing of the agreement on Monday in Mutare, Zimbabwe’s Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Water, Climate and Rural Resettlement, Retired Air Chief Marshal, Perrance Shiri said:
This event marks the climax in the implementation of the Buzi, Pungwe and Save (BUPUSA) tri-basin project, a joint cooperative effort by the government of Zimbabwe and Mozambique which started in October last year with the objective to strengthen cooperation and promote institution building on water management issues.
His sentiments were shared by his Mozambican counterpart who assured that Buzi river will be managed in a sustainable manner so as to enhance agriculture activities.
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Manicaland Minister of State, Dr Ellen Gwaradzimba described the signing of the Buzi agreement as a testimony to the close ties between Zimbabwe and Mozambique and their shared vision to promote sustainability.
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