Strategic partnership supports future solar energy projects, sustainable infrastructure investment, and UAE–Zambia renewable energy cooperation
Zakh Renewable Energy and Engineering Manufacturing has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Zambia Development Agency to support the development of future renewable energy projects in Zambia, marking a significant step toward strengthening sustainable energy cooperation and investment ties between the United Arab Emirates and Zambia.
The agreement reflects growing collaboration between both countries in advancing clean energy initiatives, sustainable infrastructure, and long-term investment opportunities aligned with global climate and development goals. The partnership also highlights increasing international interest in Africa’s rapidly expanding renewable energy sector, particularly in solar energy development and sustainable infrastructure transformation.
As part of the official visit to Zambia, the ZAKH Renewable Energy delegation engaged in a series of strategic meetings with government representatives, investment authorities, and key industry stakeholders to explore opportunities for future collaboration in the renewable energy sector.
The delegation also conducted site visits and infrastructure assessments to evaluate potential locations for upcoming solar energy projects and related sustainable development initiatives across Zambia. The visit formed part of the company’s broader strategy to expand its international renewable energy footprint while supporting countries accelerating their transition toward cleaner and more resilient energy systems.
The delegation was led by Marina Strateva, COO of ZAKH, together with members of the company’s renewable energy and engineering team.
The company stated that the agreement represents an important milestone in strengthening international cooperation around renewable energy investment, technology development, and sustainable economic growth.








