The newly appointed Resident Representative of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Mr. Olamide Harrison, recently held a visit to Beluluane Industrial Park, a national reference point for industrial development. The visit aimed to gain firsthand insight into Mozambique’s policy framework, the park’s business-friendly environment, and to identify priority areas for dialogue with the Government of Mozambique.

During the visit, Mr. Harrison met with MozParks leadership to review the park’s history, governance framework, and operations. Discussions focused on the opportunities and constraints faced by the private sector in Mozambique’s current business environment, with particular emphasis on the role of the private sector in fiscal policy, economic growth, and reforms that contribute to a more enabling investment climate.

As part of the programme, Mr. Harrison also visited key facilities located within the park, including Mozal and Raxio, and toured both the free-zone and non-free-zone areas.

MozParks was honoured to host the Mozambican Muslim Association of Businesspeople and Entrepreneurs (AMEEM) at Beluluane Industrial Park (BIP) as part of a strategic visit to promote the Indústria para Todos initiative, an economic recovery programme led by the Provincial Government of Maputo and MozParks, in partnership with APIEX and AIMO.

Indústria para Todos is designed to support Mozambique’s economic recovery following the post-electoral instability by providing Mozambican businesses with access to industrial infrastructure under highly favourable conditions. 

Under the programme, new companies entering the park pay a one-time adhesion fee of just USD 2/m² – a sharp drop from the previous USD 20/m² – along with an annual park fee of USD 3/m². In return, they gain access to a secure environment and complete infrastructure, including water, electricity, roads, and telecommunications. The program is available until December 31, 2025.

During the visit, AMEEM representatives toured the park and met with established businesses such as Duys and Laresh. 

MozParks continues to engage with local business groups to open doors for more companies to join the park and take advantage of what Indústria para Todos has to offer.