Namibian President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah demanded immediate implementation of economic reforms after concluding a two-day public-private partnership summit in Windhoek on Friday. She told business leaders and government officials that discussions must yield concrete outcomes that benefit citizens across the country.
The administration has issued multiple directives targeting agriculture, migration policy, and airport infrastructure improvements at Hosea Kutako International Airport before the current budget cycle ends. The president also announced plans to grant five-year permits to serious investors and simplify visa requirements under revised regulations.
Nandi-Ndaitwah said her government will introduce tax reforms designed to strengthen economic competitiveness while maintaining fairness across industries. She outlined her goal of creating a streamlined regulatory environment for commercial activity.
The Ministry of Agriculture received orders to strengthen plant health operations and advance the implementation of an agri-food sector transformation strategy by December. The president emphasized that achieving development targets requires sustained coordination between public institutions and private enterprise.
The administration has issued multiple directives targeting agriculture, migration policy, and airport infrastructure improvements at Hosea Kutako International Airport before the current budget cycle ends. The president also announced plans to grant five-year permits to serious investors and simplify visa requirements under revised regulations.
Nandi-Ndaitwah said her government will introduce tax reforms designed to strengthen economic competitiveness while maintaining fairness across industries. She outlined her goal of creating a streamlined regulatory environment for commercial activity.
The Ministry of Agriculture received orders to strengthen plant health operations and advance the implementation of an agri-food sector transformation strategy by December. The president emphasized that achieving development targets requires sustained coordination between public institutions and private enterprise.
