On Friday, a high-level meeting took place at State House between the Government and members of the Lusaka Securities Exchange (LuSE). The discussion focused on Zambia’s economic reform agenda, with an emphasis on capital markets.
President Hakainde Hichilema addressed attendees, reaffirming the Government’s commitment to reforming the capital markets. He highlighted that these reforms aim to enhance economic performance and deliver tangible benefits to the people of Zambia.
The President emphasized the Government’s intention to make the capital markets financially attractive to investors. He also stressed the importance of removing regulatory bottlenecks that have hindered market growth, signaling a proactive approach to unlocking new opportunities in the financial sector.
President Hichilema described his administration as pro-reform and reiterated the resolve to implement measures that foster investor confidence. He stated that a robust and well-regulated capital market is essential for sustainable economic growth and national development.
The meeting marks a significant step in aligning Zambia’s capital markets with the broader economic reform agenda. LuSE members welcomed the engagement, noting the potential for increased investment, improved market efficiency, and long-term value creation for Zambians.
The Government’s commitment to reform reflects a strategic effort to strengthen the financial sector, attract both domestic and foreign investment, and support Zambia’s economic transformation under President Hichilema’s leadership.