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Business Reporter
OVER 300 delegates are expected at this year’s Zimbabwe private-public partnerships (PPP) investment and finance summit.
The summit is set to prelude this year’s 55th edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair set for April 22 to 26.In a statement, the organisers of the summit, NMCapital managing director, Michael Ndinisa, said they were expecting a huge turnout at this year’s summit following the success of the Zimbabwe Water Resources and Infrastructure Investment Summit held last year.
He said the summit’s main thrust would be to engage the private, public and the government on how they could work together to improve and attract more investment.
“The primary objective of the strategy is to establish strong collaborative partnerships between the government, private sector and other stakeholders through the employment of judicious exploitation of indigenous natural and human resources,” said Ndinisa.
The summit would also help to mobilise private sector involvement in economic growth activities, that would contribute immensely to the economy.
Ndinisa said this would provide a platform where the government will provide insights on the state of the economy and at the same time clarify on the foreign direct investment regulations.
“Government officials will provide insights on the state of the economy in Zimbabwe, highlighting all aspects of the investment policies and their benefits to the private sector and the foreign direct investment regulations,” he said.
He said the event was in line with the government’s initiative of achieving sustainable economic growth and this summit will engage the private sector to enhance the government efforts to promote growth.
Government officials, investment project owners, banking and finance officials, private and public sector representatives and investors are expected to attend the event.
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