Rushwaya hoists Zim flag in China, attracts mining investors
Rushwaya also showcased Zimbabwe's highly skilled labor force, supported by institutions like the Zimbabwe Schools of Mines, which produce world-class mining professionals.
Shangai-ZIMBABWE Miners Federation (ZMF) president Henrietta Rushwaya, is making waves in China by promoting Zimbabwe’s mining sector and attracting potential investors at China Gold Congress and Expo, emphasing that Zimbabwe is open for business.
Rushwaya highlighted the country’s gold sector as a prime investment destination, citing rich reserves, favorable regulatory reforms, attractive investment incentives, robust infrastructure development, and a skilled workforce.
“Zimbabwe’s gold sector is ripe with opportunities for investment and sustainable development,” she said.
“We invite you to join us on this journey towards a prosperous and sustainable future where your investment can yield significant returns while contributing to the development of our nation.”
Rushwaya also showcased Zimbabwe’s highly skilled labor force, supported by institutions like the Zimbabwe Schools of Mines, which produce world-class mining professionals.
“Our workforce is well-equipped to support advanced mining operations, ensuring that investors have access to the expertise needed for successful ventures,” she added.
The Zimbabwean delegation’s presence at the China Gold Congress and Expo is seen as a strategic move to attract foreign investment and boost the country’s gold production, which has been on the rise in recent years.
With Rushwaya’s assurance that Zimbabwe is committed to creating a conducive environment for investors, the country is poised to become a key player in the global gold market.
The Second Republic has been championing engagement and re-engagement of foreign investors in line with National Development Strategy 1 (NDS1)- a five-year plan with an ultimate goal of achieving an empowered and prosperous upper-middle-income society.
