Transport & Urban Mobility: Mozambique launched the Maputo Metropolitan Area Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project, budgeted at about US$250m and funded by the World Bank, with China Henan International Cooperation Group (CHICO) building a 16.5km central corridor plus feeder routes; the system targets around 125,000 passengers a day using 71 electric buses, with completion expected in 2028. Water Security: The government admitted gradual water-use restrictions may be needed as El Niño worsens shortages, prioritising human consumption, health, critical food production and livestock watering, alongside drought-tolerant seeds, conservation farming and small irrigation where water exists. Border Trade Infrastructure: A decree approved the Machipanda border modernisation concession under a public-private partnership, with an estimated US$30m investment and state stakes reserved for Mozambique and local participation. Energy Cooperation: Russia’s ambassador said energy co-operation with Mozambique is being discussed, citing Mozambique’s need for more capacity and potential for hydropower. Digital & Services: Russian IT firms are pitching support for Mozambique’s digital transformation, pointing to Yango’s transport and delivery services in Maputo. Health Tech: Qure.ai’s Aira received EU Class IIb CE certification for AI clinical decision support, aimed at frontline care settings—relevant to Mozambique’s push to digitise and strengthen primary healthcare.