Africa-Press – Botswana. The Acting President of Botswana, Mr Ndaba Gaolathe, officially opened the first International Finance Corporation (IFC) Day in the country. The event aims to explore investment opportunities in Botswana and highlight solutions that IFC can provide to support private sector growth.
IFC Day brings together investors, business leaders, and government representatives to discuss strategies for expanding Botswana’s economic footprint. The event focuses on identifying areas where private sector entities can thrive, while IFC presents tools and financing options to facilitate sustainable investment.
Mr Gaolathe emphasized the importance of collaboration between government, investors, and development partners to drive economic growth. He noted that initiatives like IFC Day create a platform for knowledge sharing and partnership building, which are essential for attracting both local and international investments.
The event also showcased IFC’s capacity to provide advisory services, risk mitigation, and financing solutions tailored to private sector needs. Attendees were encouraged to leverage these resources to strengthen operations, enhance competitiveness, and expand into new markets.
IFC Day signals Botswana’s commitment to creating a business-friendly environment and supporting private sector-led growth. It positions the country as an attractive investment destination while providing practical tools to drive sustainable economic development.
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