Story by Yolanda Moyo
THE National Competitiveness Commission (NCC) inaugural Competitiveness Summit began this Wednesday in Bulawayo, drawing key stakeholders from across Zimbabwe.
The summit aims to address critical issues impacting the nation’s economic competitiveness and chart a course for sustainable growth.
Participants include government officials, business leaders, academics, and representatives from various sectors of the economy.
Discussions will focus on identifying challenges and opportunities for enhancing Zimbabwe’s competitiveness in the global market.
The two-day summit is expected to produce actionable recommendations that will inform policy formulation and implementation aimed at improving Zimbabwe’s competitiveness.
