EU to Support Mozambique in Carrying Out Economic Reforms

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Maggiore also said that during the meeting, his delegation expressed its willingness to help the country to implement its “commitment to an inclusive national dialogue”, which was signed by President Daniel Chapo, and nine political parties. However, the most popular of Mozambique’s opposition politicians, including former presidential candidate Venâncio Mondlane were absent at the meeting.

The European Union (EU) has pledged to provide all the necessary support for the implementation of activities carried out by the Mozambican government, through its Office for Reforms and Strategic Projects (GRPE).

According to the EU Ambassador to Mozambique, Antonino Maggiore, who was speaking to reporters on Thursday after a working meeting with the GRPE executive coordinator, João Machatine, the EU’s support is in line with the importance of the reforms in the country.

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Maggiore also said that during the meeting, his delegation expressed its willingness to help the country to implement its “commitment to an inclusive national dialogue”, which was signed by President Daniel Chapo, and nine political parties. However, absent from the signing ceremony was the most popular of Mozambique’s opposition politicians, including former presidential candidate Venâncio Mondlane.