Zimbabwe has significant reserves and cost competitiveness in mining. We believe that the mining sector has growth potential as a result of the economic reforms. The tourism sector has the potential to be one of the largest growing sectors in Zimbabwe's economy. This indicates enormous growth potential for the sector. The main export crops are tobacco, cotton, oilseed and livestock.
Horticulture is one of the fastest growing agricultural sectors with rising export revenues.
This sector is projected to continue expanding as it offers a high quality product with a competitive cost advantage in international markets. English speaking, young literate, highly trainable and productive workforce. Competitive labour costs in comparison with world economies. Developed industrial infrastructure with a diversified and developed private sector covering mining, manufacturing, agriculture, tourism, banking and other service sectors. Strategic location, which is central within the Southern African region making it an ideal centre for regional business, communication and distribution.