CSO leaders back President Chakwera ATM strategy as best to for economic transformation

As Malawi stands on the threshold of transformative progress, the Forum for National Development (FND), the Centre for Mindset Change (CMC), and other affiliate civil society organizations in Malawi have drummed up support towards President Dr Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera Agriculture Tourism and Mining Strategy as best to tool in transforming the economy.

In a statement which the CSO leaders Phillip Kamangira and Fryson Chodzi have signed and released today the strategy has the capacity to change the economy of the country.

“In the midst of adversity, Malawi finds itself buoyed by promising economic prospects
and burgeoning donor confidence. By harnessing these positive indicators, Malawi can propel itself towards sustainable development, unlocking opportunities for equitable prosperity and social
advancement across all sectors of society. The recent sentiment by the World Bank
about economic rebound should motivate all players to rally behind the President and
the Minister of Finance in sustaining the pathways for economic recovery and growth
whilst at the same time cushioning poor Malawians from the economic shocks. Increasing the productivity of the private sector, mining, tourism and mega farm agenda are investments in the right direction,”

The CSO leaders have opined that fuduciary Responsibilities and Legal Imperatives Embedded within the Malawi Constitution and upheld by various legal mandates lies the solemn duty of elected officials to safeguard the welfare and advancement of the nation.

These fiduciary responsibilities transcend partisan agendas, mandating a steadfast commitment to the greater good of Malawi.

Embracing this duty necessitates unity and a resolute focus on national progress, as being registered.

The CSO leaders have since called on Government to Mobilize the population through focused awareness initiatives, educating
citizens on the importance of unity for the development and progress to continue being registered.