SA delegation heads for Zimbabwe

with the Bulawayo seminar on October 18,” the ZNCC said in a statement.

“The purpose of the visit is to establish investment and trade partnerships with Zimbabwean companies and to explore investment and trade opportunities,” it said.
Players in infrastructure, information communication technology, manufacturing, agro-processing and mining are part of the delegation.

South Africa is Zimbabwe’s largest trading partner and a Bilateral Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement already exists between the two countries.

Zimbabwe currently exports gold, tobacco and stockfeeds to South Africa. — New Ziana.

 

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