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Austria a ‘valued partner of South Africa’ – President Ramaphosa | SA News

4 July 2025 by Guest

President Cyril Ramaphosa has warmly welcomed Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen on his historic State Visit to South Africa.

This marks the first time an Austrian Head of State has visited the country since the dawn of democracy in 1994.

During a media briefing following officials talks between the two countries, President Ramaphosa reflected on the central-European country’s contribution to the fight against apartheid.

“Your Excellency, it’s an honour to have you here and I welcome you to South Africa. This is the first time that an Austrian Head of State has visited democratic South Africa.

“In our official talks, we took the opportunity to thank the Austrian people for…

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