MozParks and the United Nations Development Programme have formalized a USD 6 million partnership under the Resilient Investment for Socio-Economic Empowerment, Peace and Security (RISE-PS) Project. The agreement was signed by MozParks’ General Director, Onório Manuel, and Edo Stork, UNDP Country Representative in Mozambique. Supported through a Funding and Implementation Agreement involving the African Development

Niassa’s potential is about to take on a new dimension. With the launch of Niassa Parks, the province is entering a new phase of economic development: one that places communities, local businesses, and young people at the centre of transformation. The initiative stems from a partnership between MozParks and the Niassa Provincial Executive Council, formalised

MozParks has inaugurated the Balcão de Atendimento Único (BAU), a fully integrated One-Stop-Shop at Beluluane Industrial Park, marking a major step in improving efficiency and supporting businesses in the park. The launch ceremony was presided over by the Secretary of State of Maputo Province, Henriques Bongece, alongside MozParks CEO Onorio Manuel, and attended by government

When heavy rains swept across parts of southern Mozambique in recent weeks, communities in Matola Rio once again found themselves facing the difficult reality of seasonal flooding. Homes were affected, essential belongings were lost, and many families were left in urgent need of support. In response, MozParks collaborated with companies based at Beluluane Industrial Park

A Rwandan business delegation recently visited Beluluane Industrial Park to explore the industrial opportunities available within the parks developed and operated by MozParks. The visit formed part of the delegation’s broader mission to better understand Mozambique’s industrial landscape and identify potential areas for investment. During the visit, MozParks presented the Park’s infrastructure, available land, and

The President of the Republic, Daniel Francisco Chapo, was this Thursday (29), in Afungi, in the District of Palma, in Cabo Delgado Province, preside over the relaunch of the ‘Mozambique LNG’ Project, led by the French company TotalEnergies, after around five years of suspension. The resumption of the project, at an event attended by TotalEnergies’