Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe works to boost healthcare through global connections. The bank hosted an event bringing together health officials, professionals, partners from China's embassy, and representatives from Zhejiang International Supply Chain Company. They announced plans for a trade mission to China later this year aimed at improving Zimbabwe's health systems. The gathering centered on financing growth for healthcare providers.
Business banking head Patson Mahatchi emphasized the need for better health services. He said the bank wants to help healthcare progress as part of its philosophy that Zimbabwe is its home and where it drives growth. The bank offers funding to help deliver health solutions to people across the country. Executive director Betty Murambadoro described healthcare as a priority area for the financial institution.
The China trade mission involves collaboration with Zhejiang International Trading Supply Chain Co., which exports more than $500 million annually. Participants can visit Chinese hospitals, equipment makers, and tech centers to build partnerships. The bank has connections through its parent company, Standard Bank Group, which has the Industrial Commercial Bank of China as its largest shareholder. Deputy Health Minister Sleiman Kwidini encouraged businesses to fill gaps in healthcare delivery.
Business banking head Patson Mahatchi emphasized the need for better health services. He said the bank wants to help healthcare progress as part of its philosophy that Zimbabwe is its home and where it drives growth. The bank offers funding to help deliver health solutions to people across the country. Executive director Betty Murambadoro described healthcare as a priority area for the financial institution.
The China trade mission involves collaboration with Zhejiang International Trading Supply Chain Co., which exports more than $500 million annually. Participants can visit Chinese hospitals, equipment makers, and tech centers to build partnerships. The bank has connections through its parent company, Standard Bank Group, which has the Industrial Commercial Bank of China as its largest shareholder. Deputy Health Minister Sleiman Kwidini encouraged businesses to fill gaps in healthcare delivery.
