The PPP model of infrastructure development aims to enhance trade opportunities in Zambia, as stated by Minister Charles Milupi. He is attending the 2025 Transforming Transport Conference in the United States, where discussions on sustainable transport infrastructure are taking place. The Government is focused on growing its investment portfolio and the importance of diplomats in attracting investment is highlighted.

The Private Public Partnership (PPP) model of infrastructure development is intended to enhance Zambia’s trade opportunities, according to Minister of Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development Charles Milupi. Currently attending the 2025 Transforming Transport Conference in Washington, D.C., Mr. Milupi represents Zambia at this significant event hosted by the World Bank and the World Resources Institute.

The conference gathers global leaders, policymakers, and industry experts to deliberate on creating equitable, sustainable, and resilient transport infrastructure systems. Mr. Milupi emphasized that the Zambian Government aims to expand its investment portfolio to benefit its citizens significantly.

Moreover, he asserted that it is essential for diplomats to attract investments, reinforcing that the Government is committed to enhancing infrastructure to foster greater investment opportunities.

In conclusion, the PPP model is a strategic initiative by the Zambian Government aimed at expanding trade opportunities and boosting investment. Minister Charles Milupi’s participation in the Transforming Transport Conference reiterates the Government’s commitment to developing sustainable infrastructure for economic growth, while also emphasizing the role of diplomats in attracting investments to the nation.

Original Source: znbc.co.zm

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