Harare, Zimbabwe
As part of its continued efforts to strengthen Afro-Arab youth partnerships and deepen institutional engagement, the Afro-Arab Youth Council (AAYC) conducted a courtesy visit to the Embassy of the Republic of the Sudan in Harare.
The delegation was received by H.E. Ambassador Ibrahim Elsheikh Abdelrazig, Ambassador of the Republic of the Sudan to Zimbabwe, and H.E. Deputy Ambassador Wadah Seddig.
AAYC representatives included Mr. Misheck Gondo, South Africa Region Coordinator of the Council, and Hon. Ian Vambe – SADC Youth Parliament.
Key Areas of Discussion
The meeting addressed avenues of cooperation in:
Youth development
Cultural exchange
Entrepreneurship
Peacebuilding
Reinforcing the shared commitment to empowering young people across Africa and the Arab world.
Continued Institutional Support
During the discussion, appreciation was expressed for the continued support of the Government of Sudan to the Afro-Arab Youth Council — particularly the ongoing hosting of the AAYC Headquarters in Sudan and its sustained backing of youth programmes and strategic initiatives. This institutional support remains a cornerstone for advancing Afro-Arab youth cooperation and strengthening the Council’s continental role.
2026 Programme Outlook & Roadmap
Mr. Misheck Gondo provided a comprehensive briefing on the Council’s upcoming activities and projects scheduled for 2026 in Sudan and across other African and Arab countries, highlighting key programmes focused on youth leadership, innovation, dialogue, and sustainable development.
H.E. the Ambassador emphasized the importance of structured collaboration and invited the Council to submit a clear cooperation roadmap outlining priority areas of partnership to guide future engagement.
This visit follows the presentation of credentials by H.E. Ambassador Ibrahim Elsheikh Abdelrazig Ahmed to H.E. President Emmerson Mnangagwa, marking a renewed chapter in Sudan–Zimbabwe diplomatic relations.
Together for empowered youth, stronger Afro-Arab partnerships, and sustainable peace.
As part of its continued efforts to strengthen Afro-Arab youth partnerships and deepen institutional engagement, the Afro-Arab Youth Council (AAYC) conducted a courtesy visit to the Embassy of the Republic of the Sudan in Harare.
The delegation was received by H.E. Ambassador Ibrahim Elsheikh Abdelrazig, Ambassador of the Republic of the Sudan to Zimbabwe, and H.E. Deputy Ambassador Wadah Seddig.
AAYC representatives included Mr. Misheck Gondo, South Africa Region Coordinator of the Council, and Hon. Ian Vambe – SADC Youth Parliament.
Key Areas of Discussion
The meeting addressed avenues of cooperation in:
Youth development
Cultural exchange
Entrepreneurship
Peacebuilding
Reinforcing the shared commitment to empowering young people across Africa and the Arab world.
Continued Institutional Support
During the discussion, appreciation was expressed for the continued support of the Government of Sudan to the Afro-Arab Youth Council — particularly the ongoing hosting of the AAYC Headquarters in Sudan and its sustained backing of youth programmes and strategic initiatives. This institutional support remains a cornerstone for advancing Afro-Arab youth cooperation and strengthening the Council’s continental role.
2026 Programme Outlook & Roadmap
Mr. Misheck Gondo provided a comprehensive briefing on the Council’s upcoming activities and projects scheduled for 2026 in Sudan and across other African and Arab countries, highlighting key programmes focused on youth leadership, innovation, dialogue, and sustainable development.
H.E. the Ambassador emphasized the importance of structured collaboration and invited the Council to submit a clear cooperation roadmap outlining priority areas of partnership to guide future engagement.
This visit follows the presentation of credentials by H.E. Ambassador Ibrahim Elsheikh Abdelrazig Ahmed to H.E. President Emmerson Mnangagwa, marking a renewed chapter in Sudan–Zimbabwe diplomatic relations.
Together for empowered youth, stronger Afro-Arab partnerships, and sustainable peace.
