Abu Dhabi Chamber is looking at ways to strengthen cooperation with the private sector in Zambia

24-03-2019 Media in\ Abu Dhabi
Mohammed Thani Al-Rumaithi, Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Chamber, met with HE Joseph Malangi, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Zambia, at the Chamber’s headquarters in Abu Dhabi to discuss ways to enhance economic cooperation between the private sector in Abu Dhabi and Zambia.
Al-Rumaithi said during the meeting, which was attended by Mohammed Hilal Al Muhairi, Director General of the Abu Dhabi Chamber and Abdullah Ghurair Al Qubaisi, Deputy Director General of the Chamber, added that the Zambian Minister’s visit will open wide horizons for economic cooperation and investment opportunities that enhance the mutual aspirations of the two sides.
He said that the UAE in general and the Emirate of Abu Dhabi in particular provide foreign investments with a pioneering package of facilities and incentives, encouraging them to come and build business partnerships, benefiting from the economic climate and advanced infrastructure, the modern legislative and regulatory frameworks, as well as the strategic location of the UAE and its Security and stability, and an environment for open and multicultural business practices. He pointed to the leading role of the Abu Dhabi Chamber in promoting and attracting investment opportunities, and introducing the external investment climate to attract the interest of the UAE business community.
For his part, the Foreign Minister of Zambia praised the great cultural progress taking place in the capital Abu Dhabi and expressed his happiness with the development of urban and service facilities and global infrastructure more than what he saw in many capitals from different countries of the world, pointing to the desire to take advantage of these expertise in the fields Investment work.
He welcomed the visit of UAE investors to his country to explore the investment opportunities available in the fields of agriculture, industry, tourism, infrastructure, energy and minerals, and easily noted the legislation governing foreign investments in his country as one of the most stable countries in Africa.