Mozambique’s president is set to attend the EurAfrican Forum in Cascais as the guest of honor, signaling a renewed diplomatic push to attract European investment into the country’s energy sector.
The visit coincides with reported progress on the nation’s natural gas mega-projects, which remain central to Mozambique’s economic transformation strategy.
In parallel, Mozambique is preparing to present a portfolio of investment opportunities valued at approximately $1.
The forum, which facilitates dialogue between African leaders, European policymakers, and international investors, provides a platform for Maputo to highlight its growing role in the global LNG supply chain.
This engagement comes as Mozambique seeks to accelerate development of its offshore gas reserves, a sector that has drawn significant interest from major energy firms despite regional security challenges.
In parallel, Mozambique is preparing to present a portfolio of investment opportunities valued at approximately $1.2 billion during the 21st Annual Private Sector Conference (CASP) in Maputo.
The conference, scheduled for July 14 and 15, aims to showcase a broad range of sectors beyond energy, including agriculture, tourism, and infrastructure, to diversify foreign direct investment flows.