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Onesimo Singa
Dear Sir/Madam, On behalf of TAI EDITORA LDA, I am pleased to present our company and express our interest in establishing a partnership with the HIGH COMMISSION OF BOTSWANA to provide professional translation, interpretation, and multilingual communication services. TAI EDITORA is a Mozambican company specializing in high-quality language solutions for diplomatic missions, international organizations, government institutions, and the private sector. We are committed to delivering accurate, confidential, and culturally appropriate services that meet international standards. Our services include: Simultaneous, consecutive, and liaison interpretation; Translation of official correspondence, agreements, reports, policies, and technical documents; Certified translations, proofreading, and editing; Multilingual support for conferences and official events; Publishing, graphic design, and printing of institutional materials. We understand the importance of precision, confidentiality, and professionalism in diplomatic communication. Our objective is to become a trusted language partner, providing reliable support for both routine assignments and high-level international engagements. We would welcome the opportunity to meet with your team to present our services, discuss your language requirements, and explore potential areas of collaboration. We are also available to register as an approved supplier should your institution maintain a vendor database.
Shawn Sachikonye
Good day. We have our company in Botswana under the name Salco CM Logistics (Proprietary) Limited and in Mozambique it is Salco Moz, SA. In saying that we are filling in a Due Dilligence form for Botswana Oil and they need our personal documents Notarised/Certificate. Is it possible to do it at the embassy in Maputo. And if so, what are the requirements? Looking forward to your feedback.