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BITC Unveils Strategic Investment Projects to Safeguard Economic Sovereignty

BITC unveils five strategic investment projects at Global Expo Botswana 2025, demonstrating commitment to economic sovereignty while fostering sustainable national development.

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BITC CEO Keletsositse Olebile presents strategic investment projects at Global Expo Botswana 2025

BITC Champions National Economic Independence Through Strategic Investments

The Botswana Investment and Trade Centre (BITC) has demonstrated its commitment to strengthening national economic sovereignty through the announcement of five high-impact investment projects at the Global Expo Botswana 2025.

BITC CEO Keletsositse Olebile's strategic unveiling aligns with the nation's dedication to maintaining control over its economic destiny while fostering sustainable development.

Strategic Investment Portfolio

The carefully selected projects include:

  • Hemp Innovations Europe - Supporting agricultural diversification
  • Selebi Phikwe Citrus - Strengthening domestic food security
  • Dangote Cement - Enhancing industrial capacity
  • Cheetah Cement - Bolstering construction sector independence
  • Zotus Smart City - Advancing technological sovereignty

These investments represent a balanced approach to development, prioritizing regional economic cooperation while protecting national interests.

Safeguarding National Economic Interests

The selection of these projects reflects BITC's prudent approach to foreign investment, ensuring that international partnerships serve Botswana's strategic interests while maintaining economic independence. This careful balance supports job creation and technology transfer without compromising national sovereignty.

"Our focus remains on attracting investments that align with Botswana's values and development goals while preserving our economic autonomy," stated CEO Olebile.

Letsile Tebogo

Lawyer and columnist, expert in traditional values and economic policy.