Minister of energy Ibrahim Matola has reaffirmed Malawi’s commitment on using clean energy sources as enshrined in the Malawi 2063—the country’s long-term development blueprint.
Matola was speaking at the 26th World Energy Congress in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
He urged international organisations to invest in Malawi as one of the countries with a lot of natural resources.
“We have a lot of untapped natural resources including minerals which, once extracted, can be a game changer to Malawi,” he said.
The four-day event is being held under the theme ‘Redesigning Energy for People and Planet’.
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The event, which provides opportunities for networking, is aimed at challenging conventional thinking.
It has attracted more than 70 ministers alongside 7,000 international stakeholders.
In today’s unpredictable, turbulent and fast-shifting world, the 26th World Energy Congress in Rotterdam will be the most important energy convening of the next decade.
The only global energy event convening 200+ C-suite speakers and 70+ministers, alongside 7,000+ international energy stakeholders, the congress enables the highest levels of government-to-government dialogue and unites businesses and communities of all shapes and sizes.
