Zambia has been selected to host the upcoming Regional Conference for Labour-Based Practitioners in 2027, following the successful #ILOAddis2025 event.
This announcement marks a significant milestone for the country as it positions itself as a hub for discussions on decent work and inclusive growth.
The conference is set to take place in Lusaka, the capital city, where stakeholders from across the region will gather to exchange ideas and strategies aimed at advancing labor practices in Africa..
Zambia’s selection as the host for the 2027 conference underscores its commitment to promoting labor-based initiatives that prioritize sustainable development and economic empowerment.
With a focus on enhancing the quality of employment and fostering social dialogue, the event is expected to draw participants from various sectors, including government agencies, international organizations, and civil society groups.
This platform will provide an opportunity for stakeholders to share best practices, address challenges, and explore innovative solutions to promote inclusive growth in the region..
The decision to host the Regional Conference for Labour-Based Practitioners in Zambia not only highlights the country’s growing influence in regional labor discussions but also signifies a broader recognition of Africa’s potential to drive sustainable development through inclusive employment practices.
By convening key stakeholders in Lusaka, the conference aims to strengthen partnerships, build capacity, and accelerate progress towards achieving decent work for all.
This gathering presents a unique opportunity for Zambia to showcase its commitment to advancing labor rights and fostering a more equitable and prosperous future for its citizens and the region as a whole..
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