Ministry of Transport and Logistics (Zambia)

The Ministry of Transport and Logistics is a government ministry in Zambia responsible for overseeing the development, regulation, and maintenance of transport infrastructure and logistics systems within the country. Its mandate encompasses various modes of transport, including road, rail, air, and water, as well as related logistical operations.

The Ministry's key functions typically include:

• Policy formulation and implementation related to transport and logistics.
• Planning, development, and maintenance of national transport infrastructure.
• Regulation of transport services and providers.
• Promotion of efficient and cost-effective logistics systems.
• Coordination with other government ministries and agencies on transport and logistics matters.
• Collaboration with international organizations and neighboring countries on cross-border transport issues.
• Ensuring safety and security in the transport sector.

The specific structure and responsibilities of the Ministry may change over time, reflecting government priorities and evolving needs in the transport and logistics sectors. It generally includes various departments and agencies responsible for specific areas, such as road development, railway operations, aviation safety, and inland waterways.