# President Cyril Ramaphosa says increased infrastructure investment is key to growing the economies of South Africa and Zimbabwe and expanding bilateral trade. Addressing the fourth South Africa-Zimbabwe bi-national commission in Pretoria, Ramaphosa called for joint investment in roads, bridges, dams, airports, schools and health facilities, and stronger cooperation in mining, energy, water and agriculture, and job creation. He highlights clean energy, water-sharing initiatives and increased agricultural production to strengthen food security:
Ramaphosa urges SA-Zimbabwe infrastructure, agricultural investment [SOUND]
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