Zimbabwean president calls for international support to resolve debt issues


HARARE, Nov. 25 (Xinhua) -- Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Monday urged creditors and development partners to help the southern African country address its external debt, which is undermining economic development.

In his keynote address at the seventh high-level structured dialogue platform forum in Harare, Zimbabwe's capital, Mnangagwa said Zimbabwe had made tremendous progress in implementing economic, public sector, and governance reforms to pave the way for the successful resolution of the country's 21 billion U.S. dollars debt, made up of 13 billion dollars in external debt and 8 billion dollars in domestic debt.

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