AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTourism: Vodacom Mozambique and Anditur have agreed to work together on connectivity and digital services to promote destinations, improve visitor experiences and create business opportunities. Gas Infrastructure: ENH and Sasol signed an agreement to advance plans to move Rovuma Basin gas to consumers in central and southern Mozambique. Separately, Rompco expects to sign a joint-development deal by January for a $450 million LNG terminal near Inhassoro, with commissioning targeted for 2030. Economic Pressures: The IMF warned that higher fuel prices, foreign-currency shortages and public-finance strains are increasing risks to Mozambique’s economy and reserves. Gas Revenues: Parliament approved a report showing 2025 LNG revenues of $88.13 million, down 2.6% from 2024. Ports & Power: The Prime Minister called for modernising state dredging company EMODRAGA to support port efficiency. The government also sought sustainable financing to expand electricity infrastructure and advance its 2030 universal-access goal. Climate Finance: Mozambique and Malawi were selected for a regional adaptation initiative that can seek up to $40 million for resilience investments.
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