This report delves into the priorities of the new administration—ranging from economic diversification and infrastructure development to peace consolidation and investment promotion. As the world turns its attention to emerging markets, Mozambique’s new leadership is signaling its readiness to engage with global partners and drive transformative change. Mozambique’s pristine coastline, rich cultural heritage, and biodiversity offer immense potential for tourism development. The new administration is prioritizing sustainable tourism as a pillar of economic diversification, working to enhance infrastructure, attract investment, and position the country as a premier destination in Southern Africa.
At the same time, Mozambique’s banking sector is undergoing rapid modernization. With reforms aimed at improving financial inclusion, digitalization, and regulatory stability, the sector is playing a crucial role in supporting entrepreneurship, expanding access to capital, and facilitating investment in strategic industries. From energy and agriculture to tourism and innovation, Mozambique is charting a path toward a more resilient and prosperous future—one built on stability, good governance, and international cooperation.
"We anticipate that once gas production ramps up in Mozambique, the number of transactions and the need for processing will skyrocket. As the economy grows, so will the demand for processing larger volumes. We're preparing for this by ensuring our systems can adapt to the needs of all our clients, especially the multin
"We're actively seeking partnerships with national and international investors to diversify our revenue streams. One area of opportunity is real estate development, since many of our airports have adjacent land suitable for commercial use."
"I view Mozambique not as an isolated market but as part of a strategically important region. Mozambique acts as a gateway to Southern Africa, which includes 14 countries and over 200 million people, with an average economic growth rate of 3% to 4%."
"Today, banking in Mozambique and globally cannot be imagined without a strong digital component. At Absa Mozambique, we take pride in offering all our clients, whether individual or business customers, digital channels that allow them to interact with the bank in a convenient, simple, agile and, ideally, cost-effectiv
"American investors can be confident that our insurance company in Mozambique adheres to international standards, is open to business and acts as both a risk-sharing partner and an advisor. We are committed to further developing the insurance sector and providing security to our clients."
"If you have an investor with a global eye, he might say I will get lithium from Zimbabwe, graphite from Mozambique, copper from Zambia and maybe I can locate this industry in Mozambique because that's where you've got the power and you've got the railways. This would be a golden opportunity to display this regional vi
"If you’re planning to invest in Mozambique, it's a country where whatever you think you can do can be done because the land is so fertile. If you’re planning to do that on a corporate site, you must stay at the Cardoso Hotel, which is the best hotel in town."
"Today, security is a fundamental issue in the international context. Unique biometric data, such as retina scans, face IDs and fingerprints, is increasingly being applied worldwide and is already implemented in our app. For example, our internet banking can now be accessed through these biometric methods on smartphone
"Gaining people’s trust is essential. By being honest, we not only build a strong reputation and maintain our good name but also earn the trust of our clients. A satisfied customer is likely to return and bring others with them. This is a key focus for us, and we pay great attention to it."