PPP Model for Infrastructure Development Aims to Enhance Zambian Trade Opportunities
The PPP model for infrastructure development in Zambia aims to enhance trade opportunities. Minister Charles Milupi, representing Zambia at the Transforming Transport Conference in Washington, D.C., highlights the need for improved infrastructure to attract investments. The conference facilitates discussions on sustainable transport systems, aiming for equitable development.
The Private Public Partnership (PPP) model for infrastructure development is designed to enhance trade opportunities within Zambia, as articulated by Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development Minister Charles Milupi. Currently representing Zambia at the 2025 Transforming Transport Conference in Washington, D.C., Mr. Milupi emphasized the government’s commitment to expanding the country’s investment portfolio for the benefit of its citizens.
The Transforming Transport Conference is organized by the World Bank and the World Resources Institute at the Ross Centre for Sustainable Cities. It brings together prominent global leaders, policymakers, and industry experts to deliberate on creating equitable, sustainable, and resilient transportation infrastructure systems.
Mr. Milupi also conveyed the importance of diplomats in attracting investments, noting that the government is actively working to enhance infrastructure, thereby facilitating investment opportunities in Zambia.
The PPP model initiated by the Zambian government aims to stimulate trade by improving infrastructure. Minister Charles Milupi’s participation in international conferences highlights the importance of collaboration in developing sustainable transport systems. Additionally, the government’s ongoing efforts to create an appealing investment landscape underscore its dedication to fostering a conducive environment for economic growth.
Original Source: znbc.co.zm
