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Italian investors expected in Zimbabwe
04 Sep 2015 at 21:29hrs | Views
Minister of Industry and Commerce, Mike Bimha
Italian investors are expected in Zimbabwe by November this year to explore business opportunities in the food processing and energy sectors.
Presenting a review of the Zimbabwe Day held on the 31st of August at the Expo Milano 2015 in Italy, the Minister of Industry and Commerce, Mike Bimha says Italian investors have pledged to establish companies in Zimbabwe.
The investors from the European Union nation also held talks with the government officials on proposed joint ventures with local companies, says Bimha.
"It was indeed an eye opener as we managed to dwell on investments within the country and how we can both achieve a win-win solution," said Bimha.
Bimha, who led a delegation of business people government officials and economic decision makers to Italy, says Zimbabwe is participating at the Expo Milano 2015 under the theme: "Food Security, Sustainable Development - a Healthy Zimbabwe."
The Expo Milano 2015 which will end next month is being attended by various countries across the globe with a view of marketing investment opportunities and cultural products as part of efforts to increase trade with strategic business partners.
Presenting a review of the Zimbabwe Day held on the 31st of August at the Expo Milano 2015 in Italy, the Minister of Industry and Commerce, Mike Bimha says Italian investors have pledged to establish companies in Zimbabwe.
The investors from the European Union nation also held talks with the government officials on proposed joint ventures with local companies, says Bimha.
Bimha, who led a delegation of business people government officials and economic decision makers to Italy, says Zimbabwe is participating at the Expo Milano 2015 under the theme: "Food Security, Sustainable Development - a Healthy Zimbabwe."
The Expo Milano 2015 which will end next month is being attended by various countries across the globe with a view of marketing investment opportunities and cultural products as part of efforts to increase trade with strategic business partners.
Source - ZBC
