UPF FootPrints in Mozambique

Nation presentation

Located on the southeast coast of Africa, Mozambique boasts an expansive land area of approximately 801,590 square kilometers, and Portuguese serves as the official language. The country's economic landscape is diverse, with agriculture, industry, and natural resources playing significant roles. Historically, Mozambique has been known for its agricultural products such as cashew nuts and tropical fruits, alongside its rich natural resources, including natural gas and coal. In recent years, efforts have been underway to harness the potential of these resources to diversify the economy and promote sectors like energy, infrastructure, and tourism. The government's commitment to economic transformation is evident in initiatives aimed at fostering sustainable development and reducing dependency on specific sectors. As one of the emerging economies in Southeast Africa, Mozambique is navigating its developmental trajectory with resilience and determination, charting a course toward a more diversified and prosperous future.