South Africa to Highlight G20 Legacy at World Economic Forum
South Africa is preparing to present its recent milestones and investment-ready profile at the annual World Economic Forum, building on achievements that include hosting a historic G20 summit and securing a sovereign credit upgrade. Delegates will showcase reforms and progress that position the country for deeper global partnerships.
Officials announced that energy reliability improvements, including a significant reduction in electricity outages, will be a key talking point. Strengthened performance across power infrastructure reflects sustained efforts to enhance capacity and meet industrial demand.
Removal from the Financial Action Task Force greylist and regulatory advancements have improved South Africa’s global financial standing, reducing barriers for international collaboration and capital flows.
The South African delegation will engage with investors and policymakers to highlight opportunities in digital innovation, logistics reform, and critical mineral development. These sectors are central to regional value chains and future-oriented economic frameworks.
The initiative aims to reinforce South Africa’s narrative as a resilient and strategically positioned economy within the global arena, drawing attention to its contributions to diversified growth and Africa’s broader advancement.
