President Duma Boko has reaffirmed Botswana’s commitment to building strong international partnerships as a foundation for sustainable national progress. This commitment was highlighted during his recent meeting with His Excellency Abdulsalam bin Mohammed bin Abdullah Al Murshidi, President of the Oman Investment Authority, held as part of ongoing diplomatic engagements that began in July 2025.
The meeting focused on expanding cooperation between Botswana and Oman across several key sectors including investment, trade, infrastructure, technology, health and energy. Both leaders shared a vision of mutual growth and sustainable development through collaboration.
President Boko emphasized that no country can achieve lasting prosperity in isolation. He highlighted the importance of leveraging international alliances to support Botswana’s transformation agenda and to attract investments that create jobs, stimulate innovation, and enhance competitiveness.
“We will change Botswana for the better, no matter the circumstances,” President Boko said, underscoring his government’s determination to deliver measurable results through global engagement.
The discussions with the Oman Investment Authority mark a step forward in Botswana’s broader strategy to diversify its economy and strengthen ties with high-performing global economies. Areas of interest include renewable energy development, digital infrastructure, and advanced healthcare partnerships designed to improve access and quality.
The collaboration also opens new opportunities for Botswana to benefit from Oman’s experience in strategic investment management and sustainable economic planning. Both nations are expected to explore mechanisms for facilitating bilateral trade and knowledge exchange in the months ahead.
President Boko’s administration has placed diplomacy and economic cooperation at the heart of its development priorities. By cultivating long-term partnerships, Botswana aims to attract strategic investments that align with Vision 2036 and accelerate inclusive growth.
The meeting with Oman’s investment leadership signals Botswana’s intent to position itself as a reliable and forward-looking partner in the global economy. It reflects a clear direction toward building a resilient, innovative, and globally connected nation.
