NEDLAC’s 28th Annual Summit: Resilience in the Face of Adversity

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The National Economic Development Labour Council (NEDLAC) will hold its 28th Annual Summit on September 8th in Johannesburg. The summit’s theme is “Resilience in the face of adversity: Social partners’ preparedness to manage crises,” and it aims to promote collaboration and collective action among stakeholders in overcoming contemporary challenges.

Keynote Address by Deputy President Paul Mashatile

South Africa’s Deputy President Paul Mashatile will deliver the keynote address at the summit. This will be his first address since his appointment in March 2023. Mashatile is expected to discuss the role of NEDLAC’s social partners in formulating policies and implementing programs to resolve South Africa’s pressing socio-economic challenges. He will emphasize the importance of social partnership in the current context and the need for collective action to foster a more resilient nation.

NEDLAC’s Role in Addressing Economic, Labor, and Development Issues

NEDLAC serves as a collaborative forum for the government, private sector, organized labor, and community groups to address economic, labor, and development issues. The council also tackles other challenges confronting the country, such as poverty and unemployment, the energy crisis, and climate change.

Summit Details and Public Accessibility

The summit will be held at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Johannesburg on September 8, 2023. Media representatives wishing to cover the event must RSVP by September 1. The summit will be accessible to the public via digital and social media platforms, allowing for broader engagement and observation.

Importance of Collaboration in Overcoming Contemporary Crises

The NEDLAC Annual Summit serves as a critical platform for fostering dialogue and cooperation among various stakeholders. This year’s summit underscores the need for a unified approach to overcoming contemporary crises. The event aims to inspire a collaborative spirit and showcase the power of social partnership in navigating complex socio-economic issues.

Promoting Sustained Progress and Resilience in South Africa

The 28th Annual NEDLAC Summit promises to be an enlightening and inspiring event. It will shed light on the immense potential for innovative solutions and proactive measures to ensure South Africa’s sustained progress and resilience in the face of adversity. The summit is a testament to the power of collaboration and the unwavering resilience of the South African spirit.

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