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Online Reporter
ZIMBABWE will host the Junior Chamber International (JCI) Africa-Middle East Conference from May 17 to 20 in Victoria Falls, in a development expected to boost the country’s tourism industry and unlock various opportunities for youths.
JCI Zimbabwe president Mr Samuel Nehumba told The Sunday Mail Online that the meeting is an opportunity to market Zimbabwe’s tourism products.
“This conference will facilitate international collaboration, boost local tourism and foster business and entrepreneurship amongst delegates and exhibitors.
“Young entrepreneurs will be given the opportunity to exhibit their businesses, network and share ideas,” he said.
Running under the theme “Leadership, Sustainability and Resilience”, the conference is expected to capacitate youths with business skills.
Online Reporter