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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 37024, member: 636"]
Finance leader Mthuli Ncube plans to speak with energy investors at a Paris meeting this month. He visits France on May 13-14 to explain how Zimbabwe wants money for power projects. The professor will talk about economic changes that make his country good for business. His travel shows that Zimbabwe sees energy growth as important for national progress. The African nation offers resources, location advantages, and stable money systems for long-term investments.

Ncube gives investors key information about energy development policies at IAE 2025. His appearance proves Zimbabwe wants deeper partnerships with foreign money groups. The country needs more power as factories grow their output. Leaders want less electricity from other nations by building local sources. They seek cash for generating stations, power lines, fuel hunting, solar panels, and water dams.

Zimbabwe needs $4.8 billion for large solar power projects across the country. The government is creating ways to find more money sources for these plans. Officials also improve rules for outside companies that build energy systems. The Paris forum brings African energy sellers together with world investors. During two days of talks, people learn from experts about projects.
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