The international consultancy Oxford Economics considered that the appointment of the Governor of the Bank of Mozambique represents an "embarrassing turnaround" that raises serious questions about the credibility of the President of the Republic, Daniel Chapo.
The assessment by Oxford Economics arises in the context of doubts raised about the selection process for the top official responsible for the country's monetary policy.
Daniel Chapo is the President of the Republic of Mozambique, whose mandate has been marked by decisions that the international consultancy considers questionable from the perspective of transparency and institutional credibility.
The appointment of the Governor of the Bank of Mozambique has thus become a case that raises concerns about the coherence and credibility of the decisions of the Mozambican executive under Chapo's leadership.
