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Zambian Envoy urges Zambians abroad to invest back home

• Take advantage of the technological advancement in Agriculture, Energy and Manufacturing sectors.
• Promoting trade and Investment back home.
• Enter into partnerships with indigenous businesses and joint ventures with foreign enterprises.

Zambia’s Ambassador to Brazil has called on the Zambian Diaspora in Latin America to take advantage of the technological advancement in Agriculture, Energy and Manufacturing sectors by promoting trade and Investment back home.
Speaking when she addressed Zambians living in Brazil, Chile, Paraguay and Peru, Dr. Alfreda Kansembe-Mwamba encouraged the Zambians to invest back home amid Government’s efforts to avail them a conducive business environment.
Dr. Mwamba assured Zambians living abroad of Government’s good intentions as outlined in the Diaspora Policy and their participation in national development.
She urged them to enter into partnerships with indigenous businesses and joint ventures with foreign enterprises, for the purpose of investing in Zambia.
Dr. Mwamba further assured the Zambians of the Embassy’s commitment in addressing their challenges, such as lack of access to national documentation and feedback mechanisms.
And the Zambians living in Latin America have expressed gratitude that the Embassy has reached out to them, calling on government to help the Women and Men acquire Land smoothly, for them to embark on Investment ventures in Zambia.
This is contained in a statement made available by First Secretary for Press and Public Relations at the Zambian Embassy in Brazil, Grace Makowane.

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