By Staff Reporter

LILONGWE, Malawi — Malawi-based-in-China development advocate Jani Grey Kasunda has urged Chinese companies to invest in Malawi’s production and manufacturing sector, saying such investments have the potential to accelerate economic growth, create employment opportunities and deepen the long-standing partnership between Malawi and China.

Kasunda made the appeal during discussions with the Guangxi Investment Project Construction Management Association in China, where he presented Malawi as an attractive investment destination with significant untapped opportunities in manufacturing, agriculture, infrastructure and industrial development.

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During the meeting, Kasunda also provided an overview of Malawi’s current political and economic landscape, while outlining the development agenda of his political movement. He emphasised the importance of attracting productive foreign direct investment that adds value to local resources, supports industrialisation and contributes to sustainable national development.

He said increased investment in the production sector would not only strengthen Malawi’s economy but also generate much-needed jobs, particularly for young people, while improving the country’s export potential.

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Kasunda noted that closer economic collaboration between Malawi and China could help unlock new opportunities for technology transfer, skills development and industrial expansion, positioning Malawi for long-term economic transformation.

The Guangxi Investment Project Construction Management Association welcomed the engagement and expressed interest in expanding economic, trade and cultural cooperation with Malawi.

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The discussions are expected to pave the way for further engagement between Malawian stakeholders and Chinese investors as both sides explore opportunities for mutually beneficial partnerships aimed at promoting investment, trade and sustainable development.

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