Air Namibia considers to evacuate stranded EU citizens from Namibia and Namibian citizens in Europe

Dear Namibian citizens now in Portugal
Air Namibia considers to evacuate stranded EU citizens from Namibia and Namibian citizens in Europe, collecting only from Frankfurt and London.
Tentative date for operation to Frankfurt is 27 May.
On the return flight Air Namibia would take Namibian nationals (and other citizens with Permanent Residency in Namibia) along if there are enough passengers.
The flight will be at own cost to the passengers. Government will only facilitate request for overflight and landing clearances. 
If you are a Namibian citizen or a  Namibia Permanent Residence holder that seek to return to Namibia via Frankfurt, you are eligeable.
Please provide to the Honorary Consulate the following information:
1. Full name and surname 
2. Nationality and passport
3. Current location and physical address
4. Email and mobile number 
5. Address in Namibia
The prize of a ticket will depend on the number of passengers.
In order to secure the seat, passenger should effect payment directly with Air Namibia.
Tickets will only be issued once payment reflects in the respective Air Namibia bank account.
Prospective passengers should send an email to callcentre@airnamibia.aero and Juanita.Klassen@airnamibia.aerocontaining containing the following:
1. Proof ofPayment
2. Reference Number ( name of country to be repatriated from)
3. Full Name and Surname
4. Bank utilised to make payment
Please do note that the 14days quarantine upon arrival regulation still stands.

NTB CHINA ROAD SHOW 2019

Horasis Global Meeting

Dr Hage G. Geingob, President of the Republic of Namibia intervention at the Horasis Global Meeting in Estoril.

We are facing a world that is increasingly complex and treacherous – and ultimately out of balance. As technology and globalization transform our world, what models of governance and collaboration are needed to support an equitable future? How to develop a global order that will ensure peace and allow countries to play by the rules? And how to stay true to our core values as we work to build a more focused life for ourselves and our societies?

Ohorongo to get clean energy from new 5MW solar power plant

WINDHOEKOhorongo Cement inaugurated a 5MW PV Solar Plant in September in the Otjozondjupa Region which Minister of Mines and Energy, Tom Alweendo “a significant milestone in private sector participation”, and encouraged other investors and developers to follow the example set by the project.  Alweendo said the solar project is an excellent example of how the private sector is making a significant contribution to energy security, economic growth and development and environmental sustainability.

The solar plant, which will supply the Ohorongo Cement factory with clean and affordable energy, was spearheaded by Ohorongo Cement and developed by SunEQ Four and the Hungileni Investment Group.

“This project represents a classic win-win situation for all involved – the environmental impact from the PV plant is minimal, the plant will employ additional personnel to maintain it, the Ohorongo Cement Company gets clean energy at a competitive rate, the IPP, SunEQ Four and Hungileni Investment group secured an off-taker, and given that the plant is not connected to the grid, the impact of intermittency on the grid is avoided,” said Alweendo.

Delegation of Namibia visited the port of Leixões

Possible partnerships between the Port Authority of Douro, Leixões and Viana do Castelo (APDL) and the Namibian port infrastructure were discussed during a visit by a delegation from Namibia to the port of Leixões. The APDL considered the visit as “of great interest, not only because of the involvement and relations we have with the ports of the African continent, but also because of the development that Namibia has been experiencing at port activity level.”

The meeting was attended by the Namibian Ambassador to Portugal, members of the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Development of SMEs in Namibia and about 30 port representatives and logisticians in Namibia, among other individuals.

NAMIBIA BUSINESS FORUM – 29 Junho 2018

 

The AIP Foundation, in partnership with the Embassy of Namibia in France, will organize on 29 June 2018 the seminar Trade, investment and partnerships to strengthen relations between Portugal and Namibia.

The Seminar will be attended by speakers who will present the Namibian Market, its economy and existing business opportunities. It will also allow you to get to know the experience of Portuguese Companies already present in this Country, as well as develop your networking network.

More information :

http://mkt.ccl.fil.pt/vl/78314c-0e0859c1f–2146112a3263fd-ffd8a-d5eCe0e1owVe

A Fundação AIP, em parceria com a Embaixada da Namíbia em França, organiza no próximo dia 29 de Junho 2018 o seminário Comércio, investimento e parcerias para potenciar as relações entre Portugal e a Namíbia.

O Seminário contará com a presença de oradores que irão apresentar o Mercado da Namíbia, a sua economia e as oportunidades de negócio existentes. Permitirá igualmente ficar a conhecer a experiência de Empresas Portuguesas já presentes neste País, bem como desenvolver a sua rede de networking.

Mais informações :

http://mkt.ccl.fil.pt/vl/78314c-0e0859c1f–2146112a3263fd-ffd8a-d5eCe0e1owVe

Namibia: Africa’s Premier Mining Jurisdiction

Namibia offers the right environment for investment opportunities in the mining space. Its mineral wealth is as vast as its desert landscape and South Atlantic coastline.

Namibia’s mineral wealth is as vast as its desert landscape and South Atlantic coastline.

Responsible for nearly 6 percent of global uranium output as well as nearly 2 percent of the world’s diamond production, the Southern African nation is also home to significant resources of gold, copper and zinc as well as a developing offshore oil and gas industry.

Namibia consistently ranks as one of the most favored mining jurisdictions on the continent — a distinction that is much more than a mere reflection of its natural endowments, but a significant indicator of the country’s stable democracy, strong economy and well-developed mining code.

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