Maputo, 23 Jun (AIM) – The American International Finance Partners (IFP), which is a global investment firm on financial solutions, has expressed its willingness in investing in Mozambican market, considering the country’s potential to host world-class assets.
The interest was expressed on Monday by IFP delegation, which received in an audience by Mozambican President Daniel Chapo.
The meeting took place after a prospecting mission that toured various regions of the country and identified promising opportunities in strategic sectors of the national economy.
The delegation was led by the IFP CEO, Garrett Gish, who stated that the firm’s intention is to establish partnerships and finance major projects in Mozambique, given the country’s potential to host world-class assets.
The meeting follows talks held on June 7th in Washington, D.C., on the sidelines of the Fragilities Forum 2026, promoted by the World Bank.
On that occasion, Chapo and Gish analyzed investment prospects in Mozambique, with the American businessman committing to visit the country to directly assess existing opportunities.
IFP has expressed interest in areas considered priorities for the country’s economic development, namely tourism, hospitality, real estate, energy, health, and technology.
According to Gish, speaking to reporters, after meeting the President, “it was wonderful to be received by the President. I had a very fortunate opportunity to meet with the President two weeks ago in Washington to discuss investment opportunities here in Mozambique.”
Gish explained that the business mission toured several Mozambican provinces with the aim of assessing the business environment and identifying projects with the potential to attract international financing.
“The President is obviously very receptive to foreign investment and very focused on promoting it in a way that creates many efficiencies and accelerates our capacity to develop world-class assets in a destination that we consider worthy of this type of asset”, he said.
Gish also highlighted the stance of national institutions, praising the readiness and openness demonstrated by the authorities throughout the visit.
“The Mozambican government has been very proactive as a whole. Every individual with whom we interacted was very proactive, and we certainly welcome that and look forward to the continuation of our dialogue and, prospectively, making a very large investment here”, he said.
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