CAPS Ltd. Showcases at the 7th Edition of SADC Industrialization Week in Harare

The 7th edition of the SADC Industrialization Week, held at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC), focused on the theme “Promoting Innovation to Unlock Opportunities for Sustainable Economic Growth and Development towards an Industrialized SADC.” The event highlighted the critical role of innovation in advancing industrial growth across the Southern African region.

Mr. Peter M., a key figure from CAPS Ltd., was a notable participant at the event. He expressed appreciation for the week’s activities, highlighting how it served as a valuable platform for engaging with various stakeholders and sharing innovative ideas. The event exceeded his expectations by providing insights into conducting business in Zimbabwe, exploring trade opportunities, and securing investments.

A key feature of the Industrialization Week was the comprehensive business directory provided to attendees. This directory, detailing all business activities in Zimbabwe, was instrumental for understanding the market landscape and identifying potential partners.

CAPS Ltd. made a significant impact, receiving two awards, including the Outstanding SME Company of the Year in the SADC region. This recognition underscores the company’s achievements and its prominent role in the regional business sector.

Mr. Peter also noted that Zimbabwe is indeed “open for business,” echoing President Emmerson D. Mnangagwa’s sentiment. The event provided valuable insights into the regulatory environment, investment opportunities, and best practices for operating in Zimbabwe, facilitating a deeper integration of Tanzanian businesses into the Zimbabwean market.

Overall, the 2024 SADC Industrialization Week strengthened regional business connections and set the stage for future collaborations and economic growth.

Minister of Industry and Commerce Nqobizitha Mangaliso Ndlovu
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