Mbilizi says Umodzi Park to be ‘a mixed development centre’

Board Chairperson for Umodzi Holdings Limited, Francis Mbilizi Friday said they have long term goals to develop the Umodzi Park into a mixed development centre.

President Mutharika opening Umodzi Park
President Mutharika opening Umodzi Park
Aerial view of Umodzi Park
Aerial view of Umodzi Park

Mbilizi said this in Lilongwe, during the grand opening of the Umodzi Park Complex by President Professor Peter Mutharika.

“As Umodzi Holdings Limited we have long term goals to develop the Park into a mixed development centre. Among others we want to have literal shops, entertainment and conference centres, and banks,” he said.

Mbilizi added that Umodzi Park Complex should be Lilongwe’s place for people to connect and meet.

He promised government that within the 10-year management agreement, they will operate the facility at a high standard.

Giving his remarks Chinese Ambassador to Malawi, Zhang Qingyang said Malawi has rich tourism resources and is commended as one of the best tourism destination in the world.

He said, with the bilateral relations between Malawi and China he has asked his friends to introduce businesses in the country to help boost the tourism and other sectors.

Zhang said his government is willing to work with Malawi Government to bring more benefits to the people of the country.

Minister of Information, Tourism and Culture, Kondwani Nankhumwa said the state-of-the-art Hotel, Presidential Villas and the Bingu International Convention Centre (BICC) known as Umodzi Park Complex are the first facility in the country to offer world-class services.

He said the opening of these facilities will strategically position Malawi to tap into this growing tourism market segment and enhance its image as a destination for international conferences and events.

The construction of Umodzi Park Complex started in 2009 and completed in 2012 by Shagai Construction Company from China. The park comprises of Bingu Wa Mutharika International Convention Centre (BICC), President Walmont Hotel and auditorium.

The park will be managed by Peermont Hotels, Casinos and Resorts which was awarded the management contract agreement by Umodzi Holdings Limited in October 2014.

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Wanganyewanganye mtumbuka
Wanganyewanganye mtumbuka
8 years ago

Munthu ndi munthu sayamika. Ali nchokoma n’galu.

Peter
8 years ago

Am glad Lilongwe has grown within a short period of time unlike Blantyre everything seem to be at a stand still,and recently Fargo just maintained our Victoria Avenue what a mess i guess Fargo did this as an initiative.

chatha
8 years ago

Amalakwa ndamene amakhala boma

chatha
8 years ago

Koma. Zoona2

hk
hk
8 years ago

It appears there’s too much politicking in the whole umodzi bla bla and as we all know politicians are screwed up people so here it means they pocketed millions to themselves first. Lilongwe is my childhood city I went to chimutu l.e.a.school then chilambula way back in the 80’s so I always wish Lilongwe well.

milazi
8 years ago

Development is good

PM
PM
8 years ago

The DPP operate in the circle of tribesmen, relatives, friends and political buddies. Keep good things to themselves

CHEWA FEDERAL FRONT
CHEWA FEDERAL FRONT
8 years ago

LL City is now, obviously, Malawi’s best city. It could have overtaken BT around the year 2000. We also know that although it draws much of its support from the South, the DPP thinks it can ignore the dying “commercial capital” or the Welensky hillside city ruins without any loss of its popularity in that region. But then, can APM ignore Nyika City? Hell, No. Certainly not with a petition for possible SECESSION still on his table. In a desperate attempt to stop secession the president will shortly be launching mega projects in Nyika City: a world-class international airport, a… Read more »

Kokoliko
Kokoliko
8 years ago

Thumbs up DPP

malawxcusbs
malawxcusbs
8 years ago

Ziko langa la Malawi amalilakwila ndi anthu omwe ali ndi maudindo umodzi park ada posachedwapa.

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