The Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) is set to finalise a 200 000 metric tonne wheat import agreement with Canada in the next two weeks to beef up local stocks.
The GMAZ team was in Toronto last week and the association’s Chairperson, Mr Tafadzwa Musarara said there was goodwill from the Canadian counterparts and a delegation from that country will be in Zimbabwe to sort out transport logistics in two weeks time.
“We are most indebted to His Excellency [President Emmerson Mnangagwa] for his stance on Zimbabwe being open for business. They saw him in Davos so negotiations were easy for us even if it was our first business trip in more than 24 years to Canada. We need Canadian wheat, it is the best in the world,” he said.
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