Nocif Magaia, Provincial Director of Industry and Commerce of Cabo Delgado
Nice Leonor, Provincial Director of Planning and Finance of Cabo Delgado
José Francisco Loreiro, President of the Provincial Assembly of Cabo Delgado
Valige Tauabo, Governor of Cabo Delgado Province
Onório Manuel, General Director of Mozparks
Joaquina Nordine Abdalberto, Administrator of Pemba District
Iolanda Almeida, Provincial Director of Culture and Tourism of Cabo Delgado

Four industrial parks in the Montepuez, Balama, Ancuabe and Palma districts, known as CaboDelgadoParks (CD Parks), will form a hub for industrial and social development in the province.

CD Parks is a joint initiative between the Cabo Delgado P

rovincial Executive Council, represented by the Cabo Delgado Economic Development Promotion centre (CPDE), who are the owners of the industrial parks, and MozParks , a private-public company that will be developing and operating them.

Yesterday the governor of Cabo Delgado, Valige Tauabo unveiled the project at the launching ceremony in Pemba. “Starting from 2023 these four industrial parks will bring together 300 local and international companies and create more than 20,000 jobs in the next 5 years”, said the governor. “This project will encourage the local private sector to explore business opportunities in creating Supply Chains of goods and services linked to the large companies in ExtractiveIndustries.

Each park will be linked to an #anchor, a giant industrial enterprise, that welcomes creating local supply chains, seeing it as a positive impact to its core business. Mozparks has already developed similar models with MOZAL, S.A. in Beluluane and Kenmare Moma Processing (Mauritius) Ltd in Topuito.

CD Parks will offer a safe business environment with a developed infrastructure, industrial and residential real estate premisses, one-stop solution support for local and international investors, business facilities and training programmes for employees.

General Director at MozParks , Onorio Manuel, emphasised that developing sustainable circular economies is high on the company’s agenda. “At the CD Parks we are aiming to manufacture and use biofuel and encourage carbon reduction in our industrial activities,” he added.

People in the picture, left to right: José Samo Gudo, CEO of Kunona, and Onorio Manuel Manel, MozParks General Manager

Setting up agricultural Value Chains is one of the main objectives for the Industrial Parks that MozParks operates.
We are happy to introduce Kunona, our latest partner, who is setting up a post harvest processing site at the Beluluane Industrial Park.

José Samo Gudo Gudo, CEO of Kunona, and Onorio Manuel Manel, MozParks General Manager, signed a contract with MozParks yesterday and became the latest addition to the MozParks industrial family.

Kunona is a technological start up in the agricultural value chain that connects smallholder farmers with consumers.
Kunona will process fruit, vegetables and cereal with guaranteed quality and deliver it to retail partners at a competitive price.