Dialogue on Geopolitical Risks: Implications on Zimbabwe & Policy Options

📢 JOIN AEDS – Unpacking Geopolitical Risks: Implications on Zimbabwe & Policy Options
(Second Edition of the Zimbabwe Economic Pulse)

Zimbabwe’s economic outlook is increasingly shaped by a rapidly changing and uncertain global environment. Escalating geopolitical tensions, particularly in the Middle East are disrupting energy markets, global trade systems, and inflation dynamics, with direct consequences for businesses, policymakers, and households.

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AEDS invites you to be part of this timely and high-level dialogue, where critical insights from the Second Edition of the Zimbabwe Economic Pulse will be unpacked. This flagship platform brings together key decision-makers, industry leaders, and policy experts to interrogate how global shocks are transmitting into Zimbabwe’s economy and, importantly, to suggest policy options.

💡 Why You Should Attend

• Gain strategic, real-time insights on how global shocks are impacting Zimbabwe’s economy
• Access practical, evidence-based guidance to inform your business and investment decisions.
• Engage directly with key policymakers and industry leaders, identify emerging opportunities in a shifting environment, strengthen your competitive positioning across key sectors
• Build high-level networks that unlock collaboration and growth.
• Contribute to strategic policy options

🔍 Key Thematic Areas
The dialogue will focus on:

• The implications of the Iran war on the cost of agricultural inputs, cost of food and food security.
• The implications of the Iran war on production costs and prices.
• The Implications of the Iran war on fuel prices, inflation and economic stability.
• The nexus of payment of local goods in local currency and currency stability.
• The efficacy of banning exports of raw lithium/raw materials in the face of external shocks.

🎤 Distinguished Speakers Include:

• Professor Gift Mugano – Executive Director, AEDS
• Dr Tafadzwa Musarara – Chairman, Grain Millers Association
• Mr Edington Mazambani – CEO, Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority
• Dr John Mushayavanhu – Governor, Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
• Prof Obert Jiri – Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water & Rural Development
• Hon Mangaliso Ndlovu – Minister of Industry and Commerce

Be part of the conversation shaping Zimbabwe’s economic future.