Mutharika arrives in London for UK-Africa investment summit

President  Peter Mutharika arrived in London, United Kingdom (UK) on Saturday through Heathrow Airport where he is attending the UK – Africa Investment Summit slated for Monday.

Mutharika’s arrival in London, UK for the UK-Africa Investment Summit, Pics by Patricia Kapulula, Mana
Mutharika’s arrival in London, UK for the UK-Africa Investment Summit, Pics by Patricia Kapulula, Mana
Mutharika’s arrival in London, UK for the UK-Africa Investment Summit, Pics by Patricia Kapulula, Mana

The Malawi leader was welcomed in London by Malawi’s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, Kenna Mphonda, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Francis Kasaila, Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism, Salim Bagus, Minister of Local Government and Rural Development, Ben Phiri, the business community and senior government officials among others.

President Mutharika is expected to address the summit on Wednesday, January 22.

The summit is expected to woo investors to invest in Malawi as the country will demonstrate through its companies at the summit, areas that require investment.

Malawi Investment and Trade Centre (MITC) chairperson James Chuma told said President Muthariks’s presence at the summit gives confidence to the country’s business delegation.

Chuma said it was encouraging to have the Head of State at the summit, saying it gives confidence to the business community of a successful outcome from the summit which is expected to benefit the country through partnerships to be born from the forum.

According to MITC Chairperson, 16 companies from both the public and private sectors are set to participate in the summit.

“It is very encouraging that there is real growth for Malawi in terms of the economy which needs partnership with some of the foreign companies.

“The summit is one of the greatest forums offering such partnerships and this has given hope for our companies to participate,” he said.

Malawi is among 21 African countries invited to attend the summit.

The summit,which has been convened by the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson,is bringing together the business community, governments and international institutions to showcase and promote investment opportunities across Africa as well as strengthening UK’s partnership with African nations to build a secure future for all the citizens.

The forum is expected to strengthen UK’s partnership with African countries and subsequently build a prosperous future for the people of Africa and the UK.

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Kambewa chisale
4 years ago

Not long ago he had gone to Russia and claimed that he made a Business Deal but so Atonama Mlopwana

Malawi
Malawi
4 years ago

Ma demo ku UK bwanji Amalawi?

Kambewa chisale
4 years ago
Reply to  Malawi

You organise and we will join you

aaron Mwala
aaron Mwala
4 years ago

The most useless and destructive president Malawi has ever had, you are worse than Muluzi who never entered a classroom. How embarrassing

Big Mbuzi
Big Mbuzi
4 years ago

Don’t be fooled investors ….. he will promise the moon but cannot deliver even in Blantyre or Lilongwe.

masoambeta
masoambeta
4 years ago

Insiders in StateHouse in LL have hinted that APM has arranged to purchase some property on the UK. He is going to sign the papers and this was a good opportunity.

Sahara
Sahara
4 years ago

He was in China not long ago to woo investors. Where are the investors he is always wooing? Hope the judges will help us get rid of this stupid stinking ass pathetic human being.

Mangochi Kabwafu
Mangochi Kabwafu
4 years ago

Welcomed to the UK by among others, ministers from Malawi???????

Counting down
Counting down
4 years ago

sounds very stupid right! kikikikikiikii

Kambewa Chisale
4 years ago
Reply to  Counting down

What a joke all the from Malawi to welcome the Tippex President

Chimulirenji wa pa Ginnery Corner
Chimulirenji wa pa Ginnery Corner
4 years ago

No investor in their right mind would come to invest in Malawi in the current situation. You have a lot to work on such as:
1. Poor infrastructure
2. Unreliable electricity supply
3. Political instability
4. Poor healthcare delivery system
5. Poor security services
6. Poor Governance

The list goes on and on!

Jabix
Jabix
4 years ago

Just to sum it all, poor president

Gertrude
Gertrude
4 years ago

Can anybody tell me which investors have come to Malawi since since Mr Maliseche came to Malawi?

Jabix
Jabix
4 years ago
Reply to  Gertrude

Akuti kombucha manufacturing company

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