Zambia has been chosen to host the next Regional Conference for Labour-Based Practitioners in 2027.
This exciting announcement follows the recent #ILOAddis2025 conference and demonstrates Zambia’s commitment to advancing decent work and inclusive growth.
The conference will take place in Lusaka, bringing together experts, policymakers, and practitioners to discuss strategies for promoting labor-based practices in the region..
Zambia’s selection as the host country for this prestigious event highlights the country’s growing influence in the field of labor and employment.
With its rich history of labor activism and dedication to improving working conditions, Zambia is well-positioned to lead discussions on sustainable and inclusive development.
The conference presents a valuable opportunity for Zambia to showcase its progress and share best practices with delegates from across the region..
The Regional Conference for Labour-Based Practitioners will play a crucial role in shaping the future of labor policies in Africa.
By fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing among stakeholders, the conference aims to drive meaningful change in the way labor is utilized and valued in the region.
As Zambia prepares to welcome participants from various countries, the event is expected to spark new ideas and initiatives that will contribute to the advancement of decent work and economic empowerment in Africa..
Hosting the conference in 2027 underscores Zambia’s dedication to promoting labor-based practices and strengthening its ties with international partners.
The event is poised to leave a lasting impact on the country’s labor sector and pave the way for enhanced cooperation in the pursuit of sustainable development goals.
Zambia’s role as the host nation signifies a significant milestone in the country’s efforts to champion equitable and inclusive growth in the region..
