Foreign Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma and her Malawian counterpart Joyce Banda signed a co-operation agreement between the two countries at Zimbali Lodge near Durban on Monday.
Zuma said that the Joint Permanent Commission for Co-operation Agreement created a "framework" for the two countries' future co-operation in bilateral relations.
Banda said: "There are so many areas where we can co-operate. This brings the guarantee to that co-operation."
In 2005 Malawi was South Africa's 10th largest export destination in Africa.
Zuma was expected sign a number of agreements ahead of the two-day African Union retreat being hosted by Zuma at Zimbali Lodge.
The retreat begins on Tuesday
Tuesday, 8 May 2007
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