ZimTrade plans to make waves at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair next week in Bulawayo. Their display focuses on Igniting Local Industries for Global Integration. The trade group will show products from companies they helped prepare for international markets. Visitors can see items from farming, textiles, and leather-making businesses that succeeded abroad. The exhibit aims to connect local firms with foreign partners.
CEO Allan Majuru says they want to demonstrate real progress in helping Zimbabwe businesses compete worldwide. The organization runs programs like Next She Exporter and Eagles Nest Youth Export Incubator. These initiatives help women and young people build export businesses. They created hundreds of new exporters through training and support services. The programs reach rural communities across the country.
Operations Director Similo Nkala believes growth must include everyone to last. Regional manager Jacqueline Nyathi invites everyone to visit their stand in Hall 4 at position 4F14. ZimTrade hopes the fair will bring more attention to Zimbabwe's products and attract investment. The group guides local companies entering foreign markets.
CEO Allan Majuru says they want to demonstrate real progress in helping Zimbabwe businesses compete worldwide. The organization runs programs like Next She Exporter and Eagles Nest Youth Export Incubator. These initiatives help women and young people build export businesses. They created hundreds of new exporters through training and support services. The programs reach rural communities across the country.
Operations Director Similo Nkala believes growth must include everyone to last. Regional manager Jacqueline Nyathi invites everyone to visit their stand in Hall 4 at position 4F14. ZimTrade hopes the fair will bring more attention to Zimbabwe's products and attract investment. The group guides local companies entering foreign markets.
