President Emmerson Mnangagwa has used the global platform of the Osaka 2025 Expo to present Zimbabwe as a compelling destination for infrastructure and tourism investment, calling on Japanese and international partners to seize the vast opportunities emerging from the country’s development agenda. Speaking during Zimbabwe National Day commemorations on Wednesday, the President articulated how the ongoing rehabilitation and modernisation of infrastructure across the country provides a fertile environment for private sector participation and global partnerships.
With key projects underway in road construction, dam building, and irrigation system rehabilitation, President Mnangagwa said Zimbabwe’s developmental momentum is a signal to investors that the country is open for business and anchored on stability and progress. He emphasised that these projects are not only transforming physical landscapes but also empowering communities and boosting productivity, in line with the National Development Strategy 1.
President Mnangagwa also took the opportunity to showcase Zimbabwe’s rich tourism potential, highlighting the country’s diverse wildlife, natural wonders, and cultural heritage. He expressed optimism that participation in the World Expo would significantly increase tourist arrivals, as more people around the world discover Zimbabwe’s unique offerings.
The Zimbabwe National Day at the Expo was marked by vibrant traditional performances, which gave international guests a glimpse of the country’s cultural identity and artistic excellence. With the spotlight on Zimbabwe, the President’s message was clear, the nation stands ready to engage, partner, and prosper with the world.
