Portuguese government says companies should take advantage of investing now in Mozambique
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Portuguese government says companies should take advantage of investing now in Mozambique

SAPO Notícias31 August 2026 at 13:53

The Portuguese Government stated that national companies should take advantage of the current moment to invest in Mozambique. The Secretary of State for the Economy considered that the context is favorable for foreign investment in the neighboring country.

Mozambique is advancing with megaprojects in the area of natural gas, which has been awakening a growing interest on the part of Portuguese companies in this African market.

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