A new renewable energy support program was launched in Zimbabwe. transform initiatives opened a dedicated country window. The window is funded by the European Union and. HARARE's work contributes positively to both the European economy and wider society in several ways: 1. Improved access to raw materials By recovering copper, nickel, and other non-ferrous metals from secondary sources, HARARE directly enhances the EU's supply of critical raw materials. Funded by the European Union and Germany, the announcement was made in Harare. European companies have expressed significant interest in investing in Zimbabwe's burgeoning energy sector, particularly in renewable energy, following the inaugural EU-Zimbabwe Business Forum held recently in Harare. The forum, a landmark event in strengthening trade and investment ties. Yesterday, the GET.
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