Zambia’s government is implementing a Private Public Partnership (PPP) model for infrastructure development to enhance trade. Infrastructure Minister Charles Milupi mentioned this during his attendance at the 2025 Transforming Transport Conference in Washington, where global leaders discussed sustainable transport systems. He highlighted the importance of attracting investment through improved infrastructure.
The Private Public Partnership (PPP) model for infrastructure development is a strategic approach intended to enhance trade opportunities in Zambia. This statement was made by Zambia’s Infrastructure, Housing, and Urban Development Minister, CHARLES MILUPI, during his representation at the 2025 Transforming Transport Conference in Washington, D.C. The conference, organized by the World Bank and the World Resources Institute, gathers global leaders and policymakers to discuss sustainable transport systems.
Minister MILUPI emphasized that the Zambian government aims to expand its investment portfolio for the benefit of its citizens. He remarked on the essential role of diplomats in attracting investments while noting that the government is committed to enhancing infrastructure to create a conducive environment for investment. This combined effort seeks to open Zambia further to trade and development.
The PPP model in Zambia aims to bolster trade opportunities and enhance investment. Minister Charles Milupi’s participation in the Transforming Transport Conference highlights the government’s commitment to infrastructure development and investment attraction. By fostering collaboration between public and private sectors, Zambia seeks sustainable growth.
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