Zimbabwe Seeks Investment Opportunities at 2025 World Economic Forum in Davos

The 2025 World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meetings have commenced in Davos, Switzerland, with Zimbabwe joining global leaders to position itself as a key player in the intelligent age of economic transformation.

Running under the theme “Collaboration for the Intelligent Age,” the forum has brought together world leaders, business executives, and industry experts to explore strategies for fostering collaboration in a rapidly evolving global landscape. Zimbabwe’s delegation, led by Finance, Economic Development, and Investment Promotion Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube, aims to attract foreign investment to bolster the country’s economic growth.

One of the forum’s thematic priorities, “Industries under the Intelligent Age,” aligns with Zimbabwe’s ambitions to leverage its vast natural resources, particularly lithium. As a critical mineral in the global energy transition, lithium has positioned Zimbabwe as a potential hub for green energy solutions. Over the years, the local mining sector has attracted substantial foreign investment, resulting in the establishment of new mining enterprises and creating opportunities for further growth.

During the meetings, Professor Ncube is expected to highlight Zimbabwe’s potential in transitioning to a sustainable and digitally integrated economy. The focus will be on showcasing the country’s strategic resources, investment-friendly policies, and ongoing infrastructure developments to potential investors.

With deliberations spanning five days, the forum provides Zimbabwe with a platform to engage with global partners on key issues, including innovation, sustainable energy, and the future of industries. As collaboration remains central to addressing modern economic challenges, Zimbabwe aims to solidify its role in driving progress within the region and beyond.

The annual WEF meetings serve as a springboard for nations to form partnerships and adapt to the dynamics of the intelligent age. For Zimbabwe, this year’s edition is an opportunity to not only attract investment but also redefine its role in the global economic landscape.

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