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There Is A Section Of Our Population In South Africa That You Can't Expect To Get Integrated In The Economy Of Its Own. These Are People Without Skills And That Will Include Young People Who Might Very Well Have Matric Certificates, But Don't Have The Skills To Be Absorbed In The Economy. So We Need To Target People Like Those In A Special Way, In A Focused Way So That They Have The Skills And The Capacity To Participate In The Economy. That Requires Special Programmes.

We Can't Treat The Matter Of Black Economic Empowerment As Just The Redistribution Of Existing Wealth. It Really Has To Focus On New Investment, On Growth, On Development Of Employment And So On And So On.

I Must Say That, In The First Instance, We Got The Request From Many African Countries Who Said, Look, You People Had Better Host The Parliament. So, The General Feeling Around The Continent Was That It Would Be Better That The Parliament Was Based Here. In Part, Because Of What This Country Has Done With Regard To Establishing A Democratic System, And We Have Responded To That. We Have Said, Fine.

The Point We Are Making Is That The General Global Messages Have Been Communicated, About The Politics Of South Africa, About The Economy In General, All Of These General Questions. The Rest Of The World Understands These Things And Are Saying, Let's Now Come To The Specific Things So That Even We, As Big Corporate Chiefs From Around The World, Can Assist In These Areas, Which You Have Decided Are Your Priority Areas.

You Need To Be Able To Do That To Market These Possibilities To These Specific Investors Who Would Be Interested In A Sector Of That Kind. It's What Would Be Normally Done By Anybody With Regard To Attracting Investment To Particular Sectors Of The Economy.