Lusaka office

The services offered by the representative office in Lusaka are intended to draw the attention of German companies to business opportunities in Zambia, network them with decision-makers in the country and support them in accessing the market for trade and investment. The provision of development cooperation services is just as important here as the promotion of vocational training in Zambia, because here too economic interests go hand in hand with development policy interests.

Zambian market

The Lusaka office was established in 2016, the Chamber’s second office outside of South Africa. This office is responsible for the Zambian market with a focus on market development in major industries that include mining, agriculture, energy, water including infrastructure development.

Services:

Market Entry Support
Market Information
Delegations and events
Business Partner Searches

Current Projects:

The founding of the bilateral Mozambican/German Business Association
Establishing dual training offerings
Encouraging local private sectors advancement, development cooperation

Developing the economy worldwide

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Sustainable economic development: ExperTS help to advance the sustainable development of the local economy by promoting export industry and innovation.
Energy and environment: ExperTS support climate change mitigation and protection of the environment through technology and knowledge transfer.
Vocational education and training: ExperTS develop solutions for vocational education and training of skilled personnel in cooperation with the private sector.
Digitalisation and start-ups: ExperTS connect start-ups and their digital innovations with partners from the private and public sector.

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