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SA: Minister Gigaba engages stakeholders to restore confidence

Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba
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Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba

10th April 2017

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Minister of Finance Malusi Gigaba will this week continue engagements with key stakeholders which he started since assuming his position almost two weeks ago. Last week the Minister met with the banking community.

On Tuesday, 11 April, the Minister will meet with Nedlac. This is part of a series of engagements the Minister plans to undertake to restore confidence domestically ahead of the International Monetary Fund/World Bank Spring meetings in the United States in two weeks’ time where he also plans to meet with international investors.

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The objective of the meetings with stakeholders is to primarily assure investors and prospective investors that South Africa’s policies have not changed and that the country remains an attractive investment destination.

On Wednesday and Thursday, respectively, he will be meeting investors in Johannesburg and Cape Town.

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