The overall objective of the NES is to develop the potential of the non-traditional export (NTE) sector. It seeks to enable the NTE to make maximum contribution to GDP growth and national development, and to ultimately ensure high standards of living.

A highlight of investment opportunities available for potential investors in the infrastructural base of the communications technology sector.

This policy highlights the country’s strategies to increase exports and to secure new markets for the country. The strategic goal is to increase export by at least 10 per cent annually from 2019 to 2023.

This policy elaborates the country’s blueprint to promote investment and industrialization. The main objectives of the policy is to ensure economic growth, employment and the economic empowerment of citizens.

This policy is an implementing strategy of the National Trade Policy 2019-2023. The strategic goal is to reach an export earnings target of USD7 billion by 2023.

This guidelines list the requirements for import and export license application in Zimbabwe.

The National Trade Policy (2012–2016) is intended to achieve to increase exports and promote the diversification of the country’s export basket by harnessing comparative advantage in key priority sectors with the ultimate target of increasing export earnings by at least 10% annually from US$4.3 billion in 2011 to US$7 billion in 2016.

The primary objective of these Guidelines is to enhance the quality of public investment preparation, appraisal, and selection, as well as to provide line Ministries and 3 implementing Agencies with a framework that draws from experiences of best practices in project implementation.

The interim Agreement contains provisions concerning rules of origin, development cooperation, fisheries, trade defence instruments and dispute settlement.

This Guide provides exporters and importers with an overview of the Trade Agreements that Zimbabwe has entered with other countries and groups of countries (Bilateral and/or Multilateral Agreements).

The policy aims Zimbabwe’s economy to be based on sound market principles with emphasis on legal protection for private property.

These Foreign Trade and Investment Guidelines demonstrate to investors the administrative and facilitative roles of the Reserve Bank in fostering trade and investment between Zimbabwe and the rest of the world.

The overall objectives of the policy is to restore the manufacturing sector’s contribution to GDP of Zimbabwe from the current 15% to 30% and its contribution to exports from 26% to 50% by 2016.

The overall objective is to restore the manufacturing sector’s contribution to GDP of Zimbabwe from the current 15% to 30% and its contribution to exports from 26% to 50% by 2015 consistent with the Medium-Term Plan.

The National Trade Policy (2012–2016) is intended to increase exports and promote the diversification of the country’s export basket; to promote enhanced value-addition of primary commodities in all sectors of the economy; and to enhance trade facilitation in order to expedite trade flows by reducing barriers to trade.

This document is a guide for investment in the Ruvuma region. The document outlines the reasons for investing in the Ruvuma region, regional socio-economic profile, priority investment opportunities in the Ruvuma region, and key investment contact in the Ruvuma region.

This document is a guide for investment in the Zanzibar region. The document outlines the reasons for investing in Zanzibar, investment opportunities, and free economic zones in the Zanzibar region.

This document is a guide for investment in the Tanga region. The document outlines the reasons for investing in the Tanga region, regional socio-economic profile, priority investment opportunities in the Tanga region, and key investment contact in the Tanga region.

This document is a guide for investment in the Simiyu region. The document outlines the reasons for investing in the Simiyu region, regional socio-economic profile, priority investment opportunities in the Simiyu region, and key investment contact in the Simiyu region.

This policy specifies the legal and regulatory framework for investment in Zanzibar; investors rights and obligations; investment policy strategies such as tax and fiscal incentives; and other sector specific investment policy objectives.