adminbeing held in Victoria Falls under the theme: “The roadmap to Zimbabwe’s Desired Future: Defining possibilities that deliver value”.
He said the elections were vital in effecting strategies towards the growth of the economy and addressing challenges of indecision characterising the inclusive Government.
“Nothing of a common nature will come before the elections, when you compete it is difficult to push a common agenda.
That is the reason why we spent four and a half years to do a Constitution. People ask who will benefit with votes for effecting a policy instead of analysing the ultimate advantages of certain policies on the economy,” he said.
DPM Mutambara said the issue of time was insignificant to the debate about elections.
“Co-operation and resourcefulness are most important, we must work together and understand that whatever we do we need a team Zimbabwe approach. Why should we go to Sadc when it will just tell us to go and talk to each other, co-operation is important as it will help us have free and fair elections,” he said.
Zimbabwe has been realising a steady increase in investment inflows from as low as US$60 million in 2009, US$166 million in 2010 and US$387 million last year.
The annual congress which ends today saw captains of industry interacting on strategies and interventions to propel the economy to better economic growth and covered topics such as Boosting Intra Regional Trade, and redefining the country’s competitiveness.
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