AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoClimate Finance: President Daniel Chapo says Mozambique needs $37.2 billion over the next decade to build resilience to climate disasters. A new Climate Investment Funds program has also selected a regional initiative covering Mozambique and Malawi to finance adaptation projects. Industrial Policy: Planning Minister Salim Valá called for turning gas, minerals and other resources into production, jobs and local value. He cited 18,893 projects funded through the Local Economic Development Fund, creating 43,332 jobs. Mining Oversight: The Administrative Court found 169 concession holders and 371 small-scale licence holders had yet to start mining, prompting calls for tighter supervision; a 2026 law sets deadlines for mine development and production. Investment and Manufacturing: Mozambique attracted $5.7 billion in foreign investment in 2025, among Africa’s top recipients. Merec is building the country’s first pasta factory in the north, while Mozambique LNG is opening $4.5 billion in local business opportunities and engaging more than 100 Pemba companies.
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