Windhoek signs multiple MoUs
The City of Windhoek has entered into memorandums of understanding (MoUs) with nine local authorities and the National Heritage Council.
The MoU with the National Heritage Council focuses on preserving cultural, historical and architectural heritage in Windhoek and its surrounding areas.
New agreements have been established with the village councils of Aroab, Bethanie, Kalkrand and Omaruru municipality. Existing agreements have been renewed with Aranos Town Council, Otjinene Village Council, Outjo municipality, Otavi Town Council and Opuwo Town Council.
Each MoU highlights specific areas of collaboration, with common priorities including waste management, economic development and trade, town planning and land management, support for small businesses and entrepreneurship, environmental management and human resource and capacity building.
Mayor Ndeshihafela Larandja emphasised that these partnerships are more than symbolic – they are practical frameworks for cooperation designed to tackle shared challenges and promote sustainable development.
- STAFF REPORTER
The MoU with the National Heritage Council focuses on preserving cultural, historical and architectural heritage in Windhoek and its surrounding areas.
New agreements have been established with the village councils of Aroab, Bethanie, Kalkrand and Omaruru municipality. Existing agreements have been renewed with Aranos Town Council, Otjinene Village Council, Outjo municipality, Otavi Town Council and Opuwo Town Council.
Each MoU highlights specific areas of collaboration, with common priorities including waste management, economic development and trade, town planning and land management, support for small businesses and entrepreneurship, environmental management and human resource and capacity building.
Mayor Ndeshihafela Larandja emphasised that these partnerships are more than symbolic – they are practical frameworks for cooperation designed to tackle shared challenges and promote sustainable development.
- STAFF REPORTER
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