Melo News | Wednesday, June 5, 2024 | Lusaka
African Rivers, a nonprofit international nongovernmental organization, is excited to share updates with the general public and potential delegates in Zambia and beyond regarding the postponed Zambezi River Indaba and Expo scheduled for March 2024. The organization has been diligently collaborating with partners from various countries such as the USA, UK, Kenya, Nigeria, Lesotho, Zimbabwe, Botswana, and many others to solidify partnerships and establish a clear framework for cooperation in preparation for the event.
After successfully completing this partnership formalization process, African Rivers is thrilled to announce that a detailed roadmap will soon be revealed, outlining all preparatory activities and the organizations involved. Additionally, the roadmap will disclose the new dates for the highly anticipated Zambezi River Indaba and Expo, set to take place in Livingstone, Zambia, near the breathtaking Victoria Falls, as stated by Dr. Bobson Sikaala, the Chief Executive Officer of African Rivers.
Dr. Sikaala also confirmed that the main theme of the event, “Promoting River Restoration, Tourism, Climate Finance, and Technology for Job Creation and Sustainable Development in Africa,” remains unchanged. This theme reflects the organization’s commitment to environmental conservation, economic growth, and technological advancement in the region, ensuring a holistic approach to sustainable development.
African Rivers believes that the Zambezi River Indaba and Expo is a groundbreaking initiative tailored to meet the expectations of over 2,000 passionate delegates interested in nature, exploration, and creating lasting memories worldwide. The event promises to be a unique and innovative platform for fostering collaboration, sharing knowledge, and driving positive change in the realm of river conservation and sustainable development, as highlighted by Dr. Sikaala.
Dr. Sikaale, in a press statement provided to Melo Media, emphasizes the importance of maintaining hope for the upcoming event. The results of this event have the potential to make a significant impact and bring about positive changes in the lives of local communities. Moreover, it is expected that these changes will not only benefit the communities but also play a crucial role in stimulating economic growth across the Zambezi River Basin region. With such potential, it is essential for everyone to remain optimistic and look forward to the transformative outcomes that lie ahead.
