Diplomatic visit aims to deepen ties between the Isle of Man and South Africa across business and culture
The South African High Commissioner to the UK has visited the Isle of Man for a series of meetings with government officials and business leaders.
His Excellency Kingsley Mamabolo, the South African Government’s most senior representative in the United Kingdom and Crown Dependencies, met with Chief Minister Alfred Cannan, the Lieutenant Governor, and the Council of Ministers during his visit.
The High Commissioner also held talks with members of the Island’s South African business community, including representatives from the Isle of Man Indaba group, which promotes the Island abroad.
The visit included cultural stops at the Laxey Wheel and the Manx Museum, where His Excellency toured the Archibald Knox exhibition.
Basil Bielich, Director of the Isle of Man Indaba said: “The companies making up the Isle of Man Indaba are delighted to welcome the High Commissioner to the Isle of Man.
“This visit highlights the close relationship between our two countries and creates opportunities for businesses and individuals in both jurisdictions.”
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