This diplomatic gesture not only reflects Nicaragua’s desire to maintain close relations with Mozambique but also highlights the importance of international cooperation in the pursuit of common goals,

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The Government of Nicaragua has expressed its sincere congratulations to the president-elect of the Republic of Mozambique, Daniel Francisco Chapo, who will take office on January 15.

Through a statement signed by President Daniel Ortega and Vice-President Rosario Murillo, the Nicaraguan executive expressed its wish for success in this new stage of leadership.

In the message, Nicaragua highlighted the historical ties that unite both nations, underlining a shared history of struggles and victories for life, welfare, justice, and peace. “As free peoples, we are united by a common history,” the statement said, emphasizing the defense of independence and national sovereignty as fundamental pillars in the bilateral relationship.

The statement also highlights the affection and solidarity of the Nicaraguan people towards Mozambique, expressing a “fraternal embrace” that symbolizes mutual support between both nations.

Ortega and Murillo stressed their commitment to working together to further strengthen ties of brotherhood and solidarity, reiterating their admiration for the Mozambique Liberation Front (Frelimo) and its heroic people.

This diplomatic gesture not only reflects Nicaragua’s desire to maintain close relations with Mozambique but also highlights the importance of international cooperation in the pursuit of common goals, especially in a global context where self-determination and sovereignty are increasingly relevant.

Communication between the two governments is presented as a step towards strengthening ties that transcend borders, promoting a future of collaboration and understanding.

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