By Amy Musgrave
South Africa wants to improve its partnership with the London Stock Exchange (LSE) to attract more investment and create an environment in which companies prosper and generate employment, according to Deputy President Paul Mashatile.
“Working together, we can create new possibilities for trade and investment that will 6benefit both economies,” Mashatile told the LSE Investors Day in London.
“We must also collaborate to overcome the difficulties that exist in our different nations. We face obstacles like climate change, stagnant economic growth, poverty, inequality, and unemployment in South Africa.”
He said the challenges necessitated greater political cooperation and the implementation of policies and measures aimed at improving the economies of both South Africa and the United Kingdom.
“We assure you that South Africa is committed to reviving its economy, achieving noteworthy advancements in economic growth and development,” Mashatile said.
He said the Government of National Unity would continue
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