ZIMBABWE is looking to add a new dimension to its strengthening business and economic relations with India, Asia’s third biggest economy after China and Japan, by tapping into that country’s out-sourced business.
This was said by Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (ZIDA) chief executive Mr Doug Munatsi after lecturing a 15-member business delegation from India on the investment process in Zimbabwe.
Mr Munatsi said members of the Indian delegation appeared more positive about the investment climate, since 2017 and the range of investment opportunities in the country.
The country has implemented far reaching reforms, following the declaration by President Mnangagwa that Zimbabwe is open for business, as part of efforts to attract investment.
India Trade Organisation chairman Mr Asif Iqbal is leading the delegation in a tour expected to end today.
The trip was facilitated by the Zimbabwe-India Women’s Business Council, while the Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) facilitated
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