AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMozambique–US Trade Boost: CTA and Texas-Africa Chamber of Commerce (TXACC) signed an MoU in Maputo to deepen bilateral trade and investment, with priority focus on energy, oil and gas, infrastructure, manufacturing, agriculture, IT, renewables and vocational training. UN Support for Industrial Priorities: UNECA reaffirmed commitment to Mozambique’s development agenda after meetings with President Daniel Chapo, highlighting energy expansion (hydropower and gas) and the role of corridors and logistics, including the Port of Beira, in regional integration. Cabo Delgado LNG Training Row: Civil society in Cabo Delgado criticised TotalEnergies’ LNG Academy classroom training in Matola, arguing it should be hosted in Pemba to better match local content commitments for the host province. Health Infrastructure Push: President Chapo laid the first stone for Mozambique’s National Surgical Center at Maputo Central Hospital, a $40.5m Chinese-funded project aimed at cutting costly patient referrals abroad. Higher Education Digital Upgrade: Eduardo Mondlane University inaugurated a new data center to improve connectivity and interoperability, including solar power as a primary energy source.
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