Eswatini Environment Authority Acting CEO Belusile Mhlanga: “We need to protect the assets within the natural environment that deliver economic value through ecosystem services. Cooperatives are better positioned to take Climate Action as they have a strong community focus.”
Minister Vilakati: “Eswatini regards climate change as a threat to sustainable development. Government also believes, if unmitigated, climate change has the potential to undermine many of the positive advances the country has made in meeting its own development goals.”
Eswatini has today commemorated the International Day of Cooperatives under the theme ‘Cooperatives for Climate Action’ in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal on Climate Change. The commemoration was attended by Ministers Manqoba Khumalo & Moses Vilakati.
Minister of Tourism Moses Vilakati says the country has a responsibility to ensure that its citizens and nature coexist peacefully. Minister Vilakati has been speaking at the commemoration of #WorldEnvironmentDay celebrated under the theme 'Celebrating Biodiversity.'
Tourism & Environmental Affairs Minister, Moses Vilakati has welcomed travelers visiting the Kingdom this festive season. He has assured tourists of unparalleled beauty and hospitality as they explore Eswatini.
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The PM adds:
"Sound waste management is one of the pre-requisites of a vibrant and developing society as it provides the springboard from which numerous elements of economic growth emanate from." #CleanEswatini
Making his remarks, the PM says:
"Our constitution makes it clear that it is the duty of every Liswati to protect and safeguard the environment; to keep it fresh and safe from harm for our benefit and that of future generations." #CleanEswatini
The Minister of Tourism Moses Vilakati has presented to the Prime Minister Ambrose Mandvulo Dlamini a donation worth E300 000 from the Eswatini Environment Fund meant to support the #CleanEswatini campaign.
The Prime Minister Ambrose Mandvulo Dlamini will this morning address the Clean Eswatini Investment Seminar at the Royal Swazi Convention Centre. #CleanEswatini
The Minister of Tourism and Environmental Affairs Moses Vilakati says:
"We have a duty to take care of our environment for future generations." #CleanEswatini
The Ministry of Tourism and Environmental Affairs has handed over to the Eswatini Revenue Authority equipment to identify and monitor ozone layer depleting substances at the country's entry points. Such substances include chemicals used in air conditioning and refrigeration.
The Ministry of Tourism and Environmental Affairs is hosting a Customer Service Excellence workshop with immigration officials at the Mountain Inn. The objective is to raise awareness on the influence of entry port officials on the overall visitors' experience.
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The #MinistryoftourismandEnvironmentalaffairs is excited about the country's recognition by Lonely Planet#Let us all work in making # Eswatini the number 1#destinationofchoice
The Kingdom of Eswatini has been named as the 5th best tourist destination by the Travel Guide Firm, Lonely Planet. The list featured in the Best Travel 2020 book was compiled based on "topicality, unique experiences and wow factor.
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The Kingdom of Eswatini is a diverse destination offering unique and appealing features. Our rich culture, thrilling safaris, stunning scenery, great hospitality and array of activities are the reason Eswatini is a tourist destination of choice.
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Amb. Liang is honoured to join His Majesty King Mswati III in opening the #Taiwan Pavilion at the #Eswatini International #Trade Fair. We’re humbled by the royal touch & Minister Khumalo’s esteemed presence. Many thanks to #TAITRA for organising the country’s EITF participation.