Zuma, Khama 'exchange vows'

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President Ian Khama and his visiting South African counterpart, Jacob Zuma have signed a Bi-National Commission to regularly meet to discuss challenges facing the two countries ranging from cross-border crime, trade and economic issues, disease eradication and others.

The commission, which was signed yesterday, will be driven by the two Heads of State to make it more effective and efficient.

"I wish to point out that the elevation of our bilateral issues from operational level to Head of State level is not only manifestation of the importance with which we attach to our bilateral relations, but a sign of the seriousness of our two governments to ensure that these relations are taken to greater heights. I have no doubt that the commission will serve as a vital platform for addressing our development needs and challenges that confront us," Khama said.

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