Namibia's Minister of International Relations and Trade, Selma Ashipala-Musavyi, recently bid farewell to Marbeline Sabatha, the newly appointed councillor, as she prepares for her diplomatic posting to the Republic of Congo (Brazzaville). The meeting between the two was a significant moment, as it highlighted the crucial role of the second-in-command to the ambassador in strengthening bilateral relations and advancing Namibia's economic diplomacy objectives. Ashipala-Musavyi emphasized the importance of proactive engagement, cultural diplomacy, and representing Namibia's interests with integrity and professionalism on the international stage. She advised Sabatha to focus on building strategic partnerships, promoting Namibia's investment opportunities, and leveraging digital platforms to enhance economic cooperation. The minister also stressed that economic diplomacy is essential for creating opportunities in trade, investment, and sustainable development, encouraging Sabatha to actively promote Namibia's economic interests abroad. This meeting marks a pivotal moment in Namibia's diplomatic efforts, as it sets the stage for a successful and impactful posting in the Republic of Congo.
