# Country Investment Strategy

- Link: https://dearsouthafrica.co.za/cis2022/
- Published: 2022-05-31T15:39:10+02:00
- Author: dearSA

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### **169**** **comments individually delivered to the Presidency (closed 26 June 2022)

### The Department in the Presidency invited public comments on the draft Country Investment Strategy (CIS).

    - Key industries being targeted for investment include finance, insurance, real
      estate, business services, logistics, manufacturing, mining, electricity, 
      water and agriculture.

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### SUMMARY

South Africa’s Presidency unveiled a draft plan to draw more investment to help 
grow the coronavirus-battered economy and create jobs for the 34.5% of its labour
force that’s unemployed.

“The Country Investment Strategy is aimed at creating a fully integrated and coordinated
approach to investment through aligning government priorities and channelling investment
towards areas with the greatest growth potential,” the Presidency said in the document,
which was published in the Government Gazette on Tuesday.

Those should be “supported by aptly coordinated incentive schemes and anchored by
quality institutions,” it said.

Key industries being targeted for investment include finance, insurance, real estate,
business services, logistics, manufacturing, mining, electricity, water and agriculture.

The public has a month to comment on the proposed plan.

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