Vice President Jane Ansah has called on Malawi’s cabinet ministers to develop more innovative and creative ways of generating financial resources, as global financial patterns continue to shift.

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‎Speaking at the 2025 Cabinet Retreat in Mangochi, organized by the Government of Malawi in collaboration with UNDP, Ansah emphasized that the gathering is “not just routine, but a strategic meeting aimed at tackling the real conditions of our economy, our people, and our politics.”

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‎She noted that the changing landscape of international financial support — increasingly favoring geopolitically strategic regions — necessitates greater domestic innovation for investment and sustainable growth, particularly for developing nations like Malawi.

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‎The retreat has brought together all cabinet ministers, development partners, and senior government officials, providing a platform to deliberate on strategies to strengthen the nation’s financial independence and economic resilience.

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‎Reported by Eric Msikiti.

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