Infrastructure Minister Charles Milupi asserts that the PPP model aims to enhance Zambia’s trade prospects. He is currently representing Zambia at the 2025 Transforming Transport Conference in Washington, D.C., where global leaders are discussing sustainable transport infrastructure. Milupi emphasizes the need for diplomats to attract investments while the government improves infrastructure.
The Minister of Infrastructure, Housing, and Urban Development, Charles Milupi, emphasizes that the Private Public Partnership (PPP) model for infrastructure development is designed to enhance Zambia’s trade opportunities. Presently, he is attending the 2025 Transforming Transport Conference in Washington, D.C., on behalf of Zambia.
The conference, hosted by the World Bank and the World Resources Institute, gathers global leaders and industry experts to discuss creating equitable, sustainable, and resilient transport infrastructure systems. Minister Milupi expressed that the Zambian Government aims to expand its investment portfolio for the citizens’ benefit.
Furthermore, Mr. Milupi highlighted the necessity for diplomats to play a crucial role in attracting investments, noting the government’s commitment to improving infrastructure to support this objective.
In conclusion, the PPP model of infrastructure development is a significant strategy for Zambia to unlock trade opportunities. Minister Milupi’s participation in the Transforming Transport Conference showcases the government’s commitment to enhancing investment within the nation. The collaborative efforts between public and private sectors, along with diplomatic initiatives, are vital for establishing a robust infrastructure framework.
Original Source: znbc.co.zm
