USA Annual Trade Mission in Namibia
The Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade (MIT) together with the Embassy of the Republic of Namibia in Washington, DC, are set to host a US delegation from 6 to 10 June 2022 for the Annual Trade Mission in Windhoek, Namibia. MIT is preparing to receive a multi-sectoral business delegation from the United States of America on a mission to explore and follow up on possible business opportunities in the country. The aim of the gathering is to yield tangible results where the American businesses can explore the diverse opportunities existing in Namibia for greater mutual benefits.
Africa, Namibia in particular – continues to create an enabling environment for investment opportunities enhanced by its rich natural resources, stable population growth, its widening middle-income position, easy of doing business, infrastructure development, stable macroeconomic environment, improving governance, embracing of a democratic culture and conducive business climate.
Currently, niche areas of interest are on renewable energy, infrastructure development, education, emerging technologies, mining and oil upstream exploration, agriculture, diamond cutting & polishing and construction of low-cost housing. The Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade through the “Growth at Home” initiative, is committed to support industrial, trade, investment and business activities in the country. We have an investment culture, we wish to urge local business people, to take advantage of such opportunities and grow businesses at home. We are optimistic that the prospective investment opportunities conveyed in this trade mission will find fertile ground here in Namibia, to grow, to germinate and to flourish.
Namibia is keen to maximize potential in trade, investments and skills transfer through market access, strengthening technical assistance and capacity building initiatives. Moreover, to improve and expand Namibia’s export basket to the USA market.
Under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) dispensation, a platform that seeks to boost economic cooperation and trade between the United States and Africa. In terms of market development and market adaptation for Namibian products, the sought-after Namibian beef entered the US markets as well as Namibian charcoal.
Africa, Namibia in particular – continues to create an enabling environment for investment opportunities enhanced by its rich natural resources, stable population growth, its widening middle-income position, easy of doing business, infrastructure development, stable macroeconomic environment, improving governance, embracing of a democratic culture and conducive business climate.
Currently, niche areas of interest are on renewable energy, infrastructure development, education, emerging technologies, mining and oil upstream exploration, agriculture, diamond cutting & polishing and construction of low-cost housing. The Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade through the “Growth at Home” initiative, is committed to support industrial, trade, investment and business activities in the country. We have an investment culture, we wish to urge local business people, to take advantage of such opportunities and grow businesses at home. We are optimistic that the prospective investment opportunities conveyed in this trade mission will find fertile ground here in Namibia, to grow, to germinate and to flourish.
Namibia is keen to maximize potential in trade, investments and skills transfer through market access, strengthening technical assistance and capacity building initiatives. Moreover, to improve and expand Namibia’s export basket to the USA market.
Under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) dispensation, a platform that seeks to boost economic cooperation and trade between the United States and Africa. In terms of market development and market adaptation for Namibian products, the sought-after Namibian beef entered the US markets as well as Namibian charcoal.
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