PRESIDENT HICHILEMA DEPARTS FOR TWO-DAY WORKING VISIT TO UAE
President Hakainde Hichilema has departed for Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE), for a two-day working visit at the invitation of UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
President Hichilema said the visit was aimed at strengthening collaboration and partnerships between Zambia and the UAE as part of efforts to advance the Grow Zambia Agenda.
He said his engagements in Abu Dhabi would focus on attracting investment and promoting private sector-led economic growth through value addition and industrial development.
President Hichilema said Zambia was determined to use international partnerships to accelerate economic transformation and create opportunities for its people.
“We are determined to deliver the Grow Zambia Agenda through collaboration and partnerships with countries such as the UAE,” President Hichilema said.
He said the visit would provide an opportunity to deepen economic cooperation and promote investment in Zambia.
“We look forward to a productive two days,” he said.
President Hakainde Hichilema has departed for Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE), for a two-day working visit at the invitation of UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
President Hichilema said the visit was aimed at strengthening collaboration and partnerships between Zambia and the UAE as part of efforts to advance the Grow Zambia Agenda.
He said his engagements in Abu Dhabi would focus on attracting investment and promoting private sector-led economic growth through value addition and industrial development.
President Hichilema said Zambia was determined to use international partnerships to accelerate economic transformation and create opportunities for its people.
“We are determined to deliver the Grow Zambia Agenda through collaboration and partnerships with countries such as the UAE,” President Hichilema said.
He said the visit would provide an opportunity to deepen economic cooperation and promote investment in Zambia.
“We look forward to a productive two days,” he said.
I thought he would appoint his cabinet ministers, first?
What will those ministers get if there is no foreign Direct Investment (FDI)? Business first bwana. Let’s not think in reverse mode.