South Africa’s Investment Conference has to date achieved 95% of its R1.2-trillion target. Since 2018, government has been on a mission to attract over a trillion rand in investments.
South Africa’s Investment Conference has to date achieved 95% of its R1.2-trillion target.President Cyril Ramaphosa said the previous investment summits yielded many positive results, especially following the devastation of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Invest South Africa acting Deputy Director-General Yunus Hoosen says government aims to attract R60 billion from pledges at the summit this year.
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