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.
MozParks and MozYouth recently participated in the RenMoz 2025 conference, hosted by the Lusophone Renewable Energy Association (ALER) in partnership with the Mozambican Renewable Energy Association (AMER) in Maputo, Mozambique. Intending to discuss Mozambique’s transition toward renewable energy and sustainable industrialization, the event brought together government representatives, private sector leaders, development partners, and innovators to explore strategies for an inclusive green transition.
We were represented by our General Director, Onório Manuel, who highlighted MozParks’ commitment to implementing clean energy solutions to Mozambican industry and discussed the crucial role that industrial parks, including Beluluane Industrial Park, play as drivers of sustainable economic growth.
Manuel also detailed MozParks’ strategy to secure reliable renewable energy through strategic initiatives and partnerships: “It’s not enough to provide infrastructure alone. We must combine it with the right support services like technical assistance, green incubators, and partnership with training centers. This is how we help our tenant companies adopt environmentally responsible technologies and drive real change.”
Vanessa Muteia, Member of the Management Committee at MozYouth, discussed the correlation between economic development and youth employment, highlighting MozYouth’s efforts to prepare young Mozambicans to take advantage of opportunities in the renewable energy and green industrial sectors through technical training programs, internships, mentorships, and strategic partnerships.
