Zimbabwe is open for business. Since 2017 the Government has pursued economic reforms to improve the investment climate, and the country offers opportunities in many sectors, from mining and renewable energy to agriculture, manufacturing, infrastructure and tourism. Its position at the heart of southern Africa gives investors access to the SADC and COMESA regional markets.
How the Embassy can help
- Information on the investment climate, the sectors open to investment and the incentives available.
- Introductions to government agencies, chambers of commerce and companies in Zimbabwe.
- Trade missions and events in the Nordic and Baltic countries, such as the Nordic-African Business Summit 2026 in Oslo.
Agencies in Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (ZIDA), the one-stop shop for investors, with a do-it-yourself investor portal: zidainvest.com
- ZimTrade, the national trade development and promotion agency: zimtrade.co.zw
- Trade Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe’s products and suppliers: tradezimbabwe.com
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade: zimfa.gov.zw
Notable projects
Projects under way in Zimbabwe, from Vision 2030 to housing, airports, solar power, farming and transport.
Investment opportunities
Opportunities by sector: infrastructure, mining, energy, manufacturing, agriculture and healthcare.
Due diligence guide
The checklist of information and documents a company provides when it proposes a project or investment in Zimbabwe.