A delegation from the Canadian Commercial Corporation is in the country to discuss with Government modalities for the construction of one hospital or more at a cost of 1 hundred and fifty million United States dollars.
And Acting President Inonge Wina says support to the country’s health system is key as the sector is fundamental to development.
Speaking when the delegation paid a courtesy call at her office in Lusaka, Mrs. Wina called on the delegation to also explore the various investment opportunities in other sectors.
She further said Government is grateful to the Canadian government for being helpful to Zambia especially in the campaign against child marriages.
And Canadian Commercial Corporation Director – Business Development and Sales for Africa and Europe, Donald Olsen says the Canadian and Zambian governments will soon sign a contract for the construction and financing of one hospital or more, depending on the requirement of the Zambian Government.
Mr. Olsen says the Canadian Commercial Corporation is hoping to finalise discussions with the Ministry of Health on the financing package which is on a commercial basis.
The two governments signed a Memorandum of Understanding in October, 2017 for the construction of a hospital or more in a location to be agreed upon.
Very eager to beg these lazy foools…instead of asking for technical assistance or training!!
Hope northwestern will be considered, no decent hospital in the province
Why do always think about yourßelf? You are selfish and greed.
Just know it will be in Eastern Province because that’s where most development is going. Don’t you see are you blind
Because it is Canada that says $150 million the animal kingdom respects the muzungu and did not shout corruption but found another noun in the animal kingdom!
While we are developing the animal kingdom is dying of heart attacks.
Many boys in the kingdom have very low self-esteem and poor at politics that is why they act like little boys.
The development is welcome; not the Saudi where terrorists are manufactured;