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SADC Industrialisation Week 2026 prioritises regional value chains, critical minerals and infrastructure for sustainable growth

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Kathambi Muriithi
SADC Industrialisation Week 2026 prioritises regional value chains, critical minerals and infrastructure for sustainable growth
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The 9th SADC Industrialisation Week in Durban concluded with member states committing to regional infrastructure investment and value-added processing of critical minerals. The initiative aims to reduce reliance on raw commodity exports and strengthen economic resilience across Southern Africa.

Southern African policymakers, business leaders, development institutions and industry representatives concluded the 9th Southern African Development Community (SADC) Industrialisation Week and Exhibition in Durban on 31 July with renewed commitments to accelerate regional industrialisation through infrastructure investment, agricultural transformation and critical minerals value addition, as member states seek to strengthen economic resilience and deepen regional integration ahead of the 46th SADC Summit of Heads of State and Government .

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