The Zambia Development Agency (ZDA) is a statutory body established to promote and facilitate investment, trade, and business development in Zambia. It operates under the Ministry of Commerce, Trade, and Industry, focusing on key sectors such as Information and Communication Technology (ICT), mining, agriculture, energy, tourism, and manufacturing. With an emphasis on harnessing the country’s rich natural resources, ZDA highlights investments in mining, particularly copper, which is vital for global markets. The agency aims to expand agricultural production in Zambia, leveraging its vast arable land and favorable climate.

ZDA also fosters growth in the ICT sector, reporting significant increases in internet subscriptions and mobile money services. Additionally, the agency champions Special Economic Zones that cater to both export and domestic industries, making it easier for businesses to thrive. ZDA is dedicated to streamlining the business registration process, offering various investment incentives to encourage foreign investment while supporting local entrepreneurs in Zambia's diverse economic landscape.