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Stanbic facilitates PPP model growth in Botswana

Friday, April 28, 2017
Stanbic executives and panelists at the PPP conference
Stanbic executives and panelists at the PPP conference

Stanbic Bank Botswana this week hosted a Public Private Partnership (PPP) conference to explore PPP models and possible applications to the Botswana economy.

The engagement drew on insights from completed PPP projects across the African region as a means towards further growth of the economy.

Held at the GICC, the conference brought together key players across different sectors to explore PPP opportunities in the recently commenced Botswana National Development Plan (NDP) 11.

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