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Lucia Iipumbu wins Africa Trade and Investment Minister of the Year

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Minister of Industrialisation and Trade Lucia Iipumbu has been awarded the Africa Trade and Investment Minister of the Year 2024 at the 14th African Business Leadership Awards (ABLA) in London, England.

The African Trade and Investment Minister of the Year recognizes ministers who have demonstrated exceptional leadership and strategic vision in promoting trade and investment opportunities, fostering economic growth, and enhancing international partnerships within their respective countries.

“The recognition of the African Trade and Investment Minister of the Year Award celebrates Hon. Iipumbu’s exceptional leadership in driving Namibia’s economic growth through key policies. This esteemed recognition also underscores the Minister’s exceptional commitment to promoting trade and investment across the African continent. This award also highlights the significant strides made under the Minister’s leadership, showcasing a strong dedication to enhancing Namibia’s trade profile and creating robust investment opportunities. The Minister’s strategic initiatives have not only strengthened this country’s economic framework but have also positioned it as a leader in the African trade landscape,” Executive Director in the Ministry of Industrialisation and Trade, Shikongo Haihambo said.

“The Ministry and its agencies look forward to supporting the Minister’s ongoing efforts to further advance trade relations and foster sustainable economic growth throughout the region and the positive impact she will undoubtedly have on Namibia’s trade relations across Africa.”

The African Business Leadership Awards (ABLA) is a flagship annual recognition event by the African Leadership Magazine, aimed at honoring exceptional corporate practices and outstanding achievers in Africa’s public landscape and private sector.

The awards align with the magazine’s tradition of showcasing overlooked aspects of Africa’s businesses and leaders, celebrating exemplary business leadership on the continent.

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