The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) will release its much-anticipated Economic Survey of South Africa on 5 June 2025. The survey, conducted every two years, will evaluate South Africa’s macroeconomic performance, social indicators, investment climate, and policy effectiveness.

Preliminary reports suggest the OECD will highlight the need for structural reform, greater fiscal discipline, and inclusive growth strategies. Key focus areas will include education, health, digital innovation, and energy. Policymakers, investors, and international development partners are expected to use the report to shape investment strategies and reform agendas.

The launch event will be hosted in Pretoria and will include input from senior government officials, academics, and private sector representatives. It comes at a time when South Africa is seeking to position itself as a key player in Africa’s economic revival.

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