CDH Bank supports Lilongwe Mayor high-level dialogue
CDH Investment Bank has made a donation of K2 million to the Lilongwe City Council for the Mayor’s vision sharing and stakeholder engagement initiative.
This initiative highlights the bank’s conviction in the transformative power of collaborative planning among government, business, and the community.
During the symbolic cheque handover on Tuesday in Lilongwe, the bank’s Account Relationship Manager for Corporate and Public Sector, Jennie Madinga, expressed the bank’s enthusiasm in supporting this transformative initiative, which aims to foster collaborative insights, planning, and a shared purpose.
“CDH Investment Bank’s choice to collaborate on this initiative stems from our belief that Lilongwe is at a crucial turning point, where effective urban management necessitates cooperation among all stakeholders to promote policy synthesis, attract private sector investment, and engage the community in transforming the city into a center of innovation and infrastructure development,” Madinga stated.
The bank emphasized the significance of planning and trust in realizing the proposed vision, characterizing the initiative as a catalyst that could enhance Lilongwe’s potential.
She noted that this message reinforces CDH Investment Bank’s commitment to offering financial advisory services and capital solutions aimed at converting ambitious plans into concrete results for citizens, such as strengthening prioritized infrastructure projects identified through the Mayor’s vision sharing process and turning strategic discussions into practical enhancements that improve the quality of life for residents of Lilongwe.
In his address, the Chief Executive Officer of Lilongwe City Council, Clement Stambuli, expressed gratitude to CDH Investment Bank for the contribution, which will aid in supporting the official launch event that will serve as a platform for stakeholder awareness and the development of the Capital City.
