AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMozambique–China Economic Push: Mozambique’s business lobby (CTA) says ties with China should move beyond trade and investment toward joint production, technology transfer, and value chains—pointing to agro-industry, energy, logistics, digital and services as priority areas. Energy for Transformation: President Daniel Chapo told the CEO Summit that energy projects in Cabo Delgado’s Rovuma Basin could attract over US$50bn, urging Mozambique to use gas revenues to build jobs and other productive sectors, not just export raw fuel. Gas Local Benefits: ENI reiterated at the same summit that Mozambique’s gas success should be measured by local content—training, supplier development, and wider participation of Mozambican firms in Rovuma Basin projects. Digital Connectivity: Raxio announced its data-centre portfolio will host AFR-IX Telecom expansion into Angola and Mozambique, aiming to boost high-speed connectivity across Lusophone Africa. Transport for LNG: MSC launched the Afungi Shuttle feeder service linking Afungi, Nacala and Maputo to move construction and industrial cargo for the LNG project. Petroleum Law Update: Mozambique’s revised Petroleum Law (Law No. 8/2026) replaces the 2014 framework, expanding scope and introducing new licensing and contract regimes. Regional Governance: SADC announced an observer mission to Zambia’s 13 August 2026 general election.
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