One of MozParks’ core values is working towards a sustainable industrial future. In line with this commitment, we recently hosted another important workshop for our tenants at Beluluane Industrial Park (BIP), led by AQUA (Agência Nacional para o Controlo da Qualidade Ambiental) and with the participation of APIEX and moderated by our colleague, Edilson Madime,

We are pleased to introduce the initiative Industria para Todos, which is led by the Provincial Government of Maputo and MozParks, in collaboration with APIEX and AIMO. With the aim of boosting the economy of the country, this initiative that will start at the Mozal-Beluluane Industrial Park, will give Mozambican companies the opportunity to acquire

On our journey to develop industrial parks in each province of Mozambique, we are happy to announce that a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed between the Provincial Government of Nampula and MozParks, formalizing the Nampula Parks initiative, serving as a catalyst for economic development in the province.  One of the key focuses of

A Japanese delegation composed of members from the Chambers of Commerce of the cities of Azuchi and Ōmi-Hachiman  recently visited the Mozal-Beluluane Industrial Park as part of a mission to strengthen business and cultural connections between Japan and Mozambique and aimed to identify new investment and collaboration opportunities. The Azuchi Chamber of Commerce organized the

The signing ceremony between MozParks and Fumilar, a company specializing in malaria vector control and pest management services in Mozambique, took place at Mozal-Beluluane Industrial Park this week. This event marked the official signing of Fumilar’s contract for entry into the Kenmare-Tupuito Industrial Park in Nampula Province. With this new step, Fumilar will now extend

Governor of Nampula, Eduardo Abdula, visited the Mozal-Beluluane Industrial Park for the first time since taking office in January. This was a significant visit, as the Kenmare-Topuito Industrial Park has created 2,500 jobs and supported the income of over  25,000 Mozambicans, contributing to local economic growth and community development through the ongoing operations led by