MozParks has officially welcomed the new governing bodies for the 2026–2027 mandate during the inauguration ceremony, bringing together the new members of the Board of Directors, General Assembly Board, and Fiscal Council.

This ceremony marked another step in MozParks’ continued growth as the company expands its role in supporting sustainable industrialization, investment, and community development across Mozambique. Among the members are Adrian Frey, Adilson Virgílio, Pelágia Paunde, Evaristo Madime, Gregor Binkert in the Board of Directors; Joaquina Gumeta, Alvaro Fumo, and Marrengane Cumbe in the General Assembly; and Flavia Culuane, Herculado Nhacudime, and Engracia Chuma joined the Fiscal Council. 

“I would like to begin by thanking the former members for the excellent work they carried out, which helped transform MozParks into a dynamic and fast-growing institution. I would also like to welcome the new members who are now joining this journey. When MozParks was created, we discussed the importance of turning the country’s resources into tangible opportunities for Mozambicans through job creation, training programmes, and the development of value chains connected to our industrial parks. Years later, we can see that vision reflected in the MozParks we know today, as well as in initiatives such as MozYouth and the Local Content Bureau,” stated Adrian Frey, Chairman of the Board. 

“Our presence as State shareholders in MozParks reflects our confidence in the future of this project and in the company itself. MozParks is already a national and regional reference. The vision that has driven this company, from the Beluluane Industrial Park to the expansion projects in the provinces of Nampula and Cabo Delgado, is fundamental to achieving our objective of inclusive and sustainable development,” stated Luis Machava, General Director of APIEX.

As we continue expanding across the country, the newly inaugurated governing bodies are expected to play an important role in strengthening governance, supporting innovation, and helping shape the company’s next phase of development.

MozParks welcomed the Ambassador of Zimbabwe, H.E. Victor Matemadanda, to Beluluane Industrial Park for an official visit aimed at strengthening economic cooperation and exploring new opportunities for industrial collaboration between Zimbabwe and Mozambique.

The visit that highlighted the strong relationship between the countries included the tour to two companies in Beluluane Industrial Park, namely ETG and Beleza, where the delegation was introduced to ongoing industrial operations and value chain activities, to further strengthen their understanding of Mozambique’s industrial ecosystem and private sector capabilities.

In addition to highlighting the operations and model of the park, the visit also served as a way for MozParks to present its aim with the development across Mozambique and the communities in each of the provinces. 

During the visit, the Ambassador emphasized the urgency of moving from dialogue to implementation, highlighting the need to facilitate practical collaboration and accelerate joint efforts between the two countries. “This is very critical, and it’s important for national economic development and also job security for Zimbabwean citizens, of course.” Stated Ambassador Matemadanda. 

“For Africa to achieve long-term growth and sustainable economic development, it is essential for each country to prioritize industrialization as a driver of investment, job creation, and economic transformation,” stated the General Director of MozParks, Onório Manuel.

The visit marked another step toward strengthening cooperation between Mozambique and Zimbabwe, with a shared focus on industrial growth, investment, and job creation. Through initiatives like these, MozParks continues to position itself as a platform for regional collaboration and sustainable economic development that benefits both countries and their communities.