AHI delegation meeting Secretary General Gwede Mantashe and ANC Economic
Policy Chair, Speaker Max Sisulu and other ministers at Luthuli House
our loyal participants for making the we can achieve more. In this spirit we 2008, many doors have been opened
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programme the success that it is. have worked with many other business to the AHI and business people. The
We strive to continuously improve organisations and participated in their Minister of Cooperative Governance and
our offering. From the initial focus many activities. In the last year, the Traditional Affairs immediately heeded
on creating dialogue platforms, the the complaints the AHI submitted
offering has been expanded to include to him, and it was decided that a
the growth assist workshops, the model will be developed to solve the
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incentive programmes for participants willingness to strengthen and deepen
have been introduced. our cooperation in the future, as we
B For example, since 1 September believe this will be to the benefi t of
P 2009, PBF members have been entitled the broader business sector, and as
to 15% off economy airfare on British demonstrated by the statement above,
Airways Comair or the option to pay the broader community as well.
economy fare and fl y business class!
This is just another way we Seasons’ greetings
are helping to add value for PBF As the year draws to a close, the
participants. Next year we will management and staff of the
introduce a new PBF procurement Progressive Business Forum wish
directory that will list participants to express our gratitude for the
and will be widely distributed continuing loyal support of our
amongst the PBF and the ANC and thousands of participants around the
its representatives at all levels of country. It has been a pleasure to
government, etc. New SMME training work with you over the last year, and
programmes will also be developed we look forward to more of the same
and introduced to assist participating PBF facilitated dialogue between the next year. Thank you for the many
companies in employee training and Afrikaanse Handelsinstituut (AHI) constructive suggestions and proposals
skills development. and the leadership of the ANC. The and enthusiastic participation in the
discussions focused strongly on how to activities of the programme. The
Making a difference help ailing municipalities. ANC appreciates your support and is
The ANC PBF is underpinned by the In July, the president of the AHI said certainly richer for it in more ways
concept of cooperation, partnership in Rapport (19 July 2009) that since than one! What remains is for us to
and the notion that, in the words of the AHI top management met with wish you a blessed festive season and
our President, by working together the ANC hierarchy in Luthuli House in a prosperous 2010.
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