Vice-President Jane Mayemu Ansah has left the country for Luanda, Angola, to represent Malawi at the forthcoming 7th African Union–European Union Summit.
The summit, scheduled for 24 to 26 November 2025, will bring together leaders from Africa and Europe.
Its central theme, Promoting Peace and Prosperity through Effective Multilateralism, reflects the partners’ desire to strengthen collaborative efforts.
Confirmation of the Vice-President’s role was provided in a Ministry of Foreign Affairs press release dated 21 November 2025.
According to the statement, the meeting will delve into several areas where the two regions can deepen cooperation.
Among the issues expected to feature prominently are peace, security, governance, and wider aspects of shared development.
Ansah’s participation highlights Malawi’s ongoing interest in contributing constructively to regional and international dialogue.
Her position at the helm of the delegation demonstrates the government’s commitment to fostering productive partnerships.
The Luanda summit is expected to open new avenues for engagement between African and European institutions.
It may also facilitate the creation of joint approaches aimed at promoting stability and economic progress.
With her arrival in Angola, Malawi begins a new round of diplomatic engagement intended to shape future collaboration frameworks.
Ansah’s presence at the summit reinforces the country’s intention to play an active and respected role on the global stage.
