BITC facilitates investments from Mozambique

Delegates at the Botswana-Mozambique investment conference held in Gaborone this week PIC: KAGISO ONKATSWITSE
Delegates at the Botswana-Mozambique investment conference held in Gaborone this week PIC: KAGISO ONKATSWITSE

The Botswana Investment and Trade Centre (BITC) has joined hands with the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry in Mozambique to create a platform to explore business and investment opportunities in different sectors between the two countries.

At a Botswana-Mozambique Business Forum held in Gaborone this week, the two countries updated each other on different projects that have been on the table since their previous meeting in Mozambique last October.

Speaking at the event, BITC acting chief executive officer, Meshak Tshekedi said government is working to improve the operating environment for the private sector, where “we have seen private companies being engaged to construct power plants”.

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