MEC Rev. Musa Zondi meeting with chairpersons of the boards and CEOs
MEC Rev. Musa Zondi's meeting with chairpersons of the boards and CEOs of public entities marks a new era of collaboration and progress.
The MEC for Economic Development, Tourism, and Environmental Affairs, Reverend Musa Zondi, held a strategic meeting today with the chairpersons of the boards and CEOs of public entities under KZN EDTEA at the Ithala SOC Limited offices, Kingsmead Office Park. This significant gathering marks the beginning of a collaborative journey aimed at driving economic growth, enhancing tourism, and ensuring environmental sustainability in KwaZulu-Natal.
MEC Rev Musa Zondi expressed his heartfelt appreciation for the attendance and commitment of the chairpersons of the boards, emphasizing the pivotal role each entity plays in achieving the department's strategic goals. He articulated a vision of unity and collective effort, underscoring that by working together, the entities can create a more prosperous and resilient province.
In his address, MEC Zondi highlighted the importance of innovation, collaboration, and sustainable development. He outlined his strategic priorities focused on job creation, economic diversification, and environmental stewardship. The meeting included detailed presentations from each entity, providing insights into their current projects, challenges, and future plans.
The meeting concluded with a renewed commitment to collaborative efforts and a shared vision of driving significant progress in the economic development, tourism, and environmental sectors of KwaZulu-Natal.
MEC Rev Musa Zondi expressed his heartfelt appreciation for the attendance and commitment of the chairpersons of the boards, emphasizing the pivotal role each entity plays in achieving the department's strategic goals. He articulated a vision of unity and collective effort, underscoring that by working together, the entities can create a more prosperous and resilient province.
In his address, MEC Zondi highlighted the importance of innovation, collaboration, and sustainable development. He outlined his strategic priorities focused on job creation, economic diversification, and environmental stewardship. The meeting included detailed presentations from each entity, providing insights into their current projects, challenges, and future plans.
The meeting concluded with a renewed commitment to collaborative efforts and a shared vision of driving significant progress in the economic development, tourism, and environmental sectors of KwaZulu-Natal.