Investors from Yulim City in China’s Guangxi Province have expressed readiness to invest over $50 million in Zambia’s mining, manufacturing, agriculture, and tourism sectors.
The investors visited Zambia to explore suitable land on the Copperbelt and other areas for their prospective projects.
During a courtesy call on Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet for Finance and Economic Development, Dr. Siazongo Siakalenge, delegation leader Zhou Fang reaffirmed their commitment to investing across multiple sectors.
Dr. Siakalenge noted that Zambia has abundant opportunities “yawning for investment” and encouraged business personnel to explore ventures in mining, manufacturing, agriculture, tourism, and energy.
Meanwhile, Zambia Development Agency (ZDA) Director General Albert Halwampa assured the investors of a conducive business environment to support their initiatives.
