AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFuel Security: Mozambique approved a $50m fund to stabilise liquid fuel imports and distribution after shortages hit stations nationwide, tied to foreign-currency constraints and Petromoc’s new payment facility for overseas suppliers. Energy & Industry Policy: President Daniel Chapo urged businesses to turn extractive-driven growth into jobs and wider economic opportunities, while the World Bank warned that natural resources are “an opportunity, not a guarantee,” calling for agro-industrial transformation, skills, infrastructure and diversification. Agriculture Inputs: Holland will disburse €12.5m for Mozambique’s Seed Partnership (2026-2031), aiming to expand farmers’ access to climate-resilient seeds and strengthen the national seed system. Regional Power Trade: Malawi’s grid interconnector with Mozambique is set for commissioning at month-end, with tariff talks the final step before operation. Mining & Critical Minerals: Rio Tinto will not take operatorship of Sovereign Metals’ Kasiya project, leaving full development control with Sovereign as it pivots toward a U.S.-aligned critical minerals supply chain. Logistics & Trade Tech: Maputo Port Development Company awarded its Port Community System project to Kale Logistics Solutions. Security & Disruption Risk: Russia’s Lavrov told Mozambique it will support efforts to eliminate the “terrorist threat” in Cabo Delgado, as global energy projects remain exposed.
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