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Government has urged local and international investors to seize vast opportunities in infrastructure, energy, and industrial development through the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) financing model.
Finance and National Planning Minister, Situmbeko Musokotwane, said Zambia’s future growth strategy was anchored on investment-driven development, with PPPs positioned as a central financing vehicle.
Speaking at the Lusaka Securities Exchange (LuSE) Pre-Budget Capital Markets Meeting in Lusaka, Musokotwane underscored Zambia’s attractiveness as an investment destination, citing strong market performance and improved economic fundamentals.
“LuSE was recently recognised as the best-performing stock exchange globally in August 2025—a clear signal of strong investor appetite and renewed confidence,” he said.
The minister added that Zambia’s stable macroeconomic environment, debt restructuring, fiscal consolidation, and restored investor confidence had created a solid foundation for long-term investment.
He further noted that the PPP framework is backed by the Capital Markets Master Plan (CMMP) and a clear policy direction designed to accelerate project delivery while safeguarding investor returns.
Highlighting priority areas, Musokotwane pointed to the energy transition as one of the most promising opportunities.
“With rising demand for electricity, Government is prioritising renewable energy PPPs, particularly in solar and other green power generation,” he said.
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