German MP wants international mobilization to support Mozambique against climate change

German parliamentarian Johannes Wagner defended in Maputo the need to mobilize the international community to support Mozambique in combating climate change, highlighting the importance of helping the country implement programs to strengthen food security. The visit of the parliamentarian comes in the context of the vulnerabilities that Mozambique faces regarding climate change, which have significantly impacted agricultural production and food security for the population.

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