ZAMBIA, UK DISCUSS LEGAL REFORMS TO STRENGTHEN INVESTOR CONFIDENCE
Lusaka | 13 November 2026
By New Age TV Reporter
Zambia and the United Kingdom have held discussions aimed at strengthening Zambia’s legal and regulatory framework to enhance investor confidence, safeguard citizens’ rights and promote sustainable economic growth under the Grow Zambia Agenda.
Minister of Justice Hon. Jack J. Mwiimbu, SC, disclosed that he hosted British High Commissioner to Zambia, Her Excellency Rebecca Terzeon, earlier this week at the Ministry of Justice headquarters in Lusaka.
In a statement published on his official Facebook page, Mr. Mwiimbu said the meeting underscored the importance of establishing clear, predictable and consistent laws to create a conducive environment for investment and economic development.
He reaffirmed Government’s commitment to ensuring that constitutional and legislative reforms reflect the aspirations of the Zambian people through inclusive consultations and broad stakeholder participation.
The discussions also covered the proposed Political Parties Bill and Public Gatherings Bill, with both parties acknowledging the importance of consensus-building and inclusivity in developing legislation that strengthens democratic governance.
Meanwhile, Ms. Terzeon reaffirmed the British Government’s commitment to deepening bilateral cooperation with Zambia, highlighting growing interest among British investors in opportunities within the country’s economy.
Mr. Mwiimbu reiterated that Government remains committed to developing a robust and transparent legal framework that protects national interests, promotes the rule of law and provides greater certainty for both local and foreign investors.
He said these efforts form part of Zambia’s broader development agenda aimed at attracting investment, strengthening institutions and supporting sustainable economic transformation.