president of namibi, hagi gotrid gengope.gottfried geingo, born 3 august 1941 in ocheworonga, namibia. in 1964-71 official representative of swapo prioan. in 1974 he completed his master's degree in international relations at the new school university, new york. in 1975, the united states was appointed director of the un institute for namibia, and in 2004 he headed the swapo parliamentary faction in the namibian parliament. in 2008-2012 minister of trade and industry from 1990 to 2002 from 2012 to 2015 prime minister of namibia on march 21, 2015, he officially took office as president of the country. a few days ago, the whole of namibia celebrated independence day. first of all. please accept our congratulations on this great holiday for all namibians. we've come a long way. i often tell people that everyone who took part in the struggle for liberation, against oppression, received support from the soviet union, wherever people fought against oppression. the history of namibia in the 20th century is a history of struggle with

president, we see that namibi is a wonderful home for different peoples.hey live here. in peace and friendship, the peoples of avamba, guerrero, damara, nama and many others, how do you manage to maintain peace between peoples with different cultures? this is not the case in all african countries. perhaps, but how do you manage to do it? our situation is different from others. we had a very divided society. and once told the german foreign minister: tell your people in namibia that they are namibians, they should know that they are namibians, start acting like namibians, they will not fit into your society, this mentality still persists, some still think, what... in 2014, swapu nominated hage geingo as a presidential candidate. on november 28, 2014, he won the first round of the presidential elections. elections, receiving over 86% of the votes . his program included industrialization and optimization of public administration. however, hagi gengo's presidency coincided with a slowdown in economic growth. thank you, this pandemic has made the world understa