Maputo, 09 Nov – The Mozambican Minister Economy, Basílio Muhate, calls for measures aimed at boosting reforms in the tourism sector by strengthening public-private partnerships, as well as integrating micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises into the tourism value chain.
According to the minister, speaking at the closing ceremony of Tourism Summit 2026, the commitments and opportunities discussed during the event must be translated into concrete investment projects within the tourism sector.
Muhate explained that the outcomes of the conference include the realization of investments, the development of new tourism ventures, the expansion of infrastructure, and the creation of job opportunities, all in alignment with the diversification of the national economy.
Muhate called on participants to ensure that the next edition of the summit, scheduled for 2027, reflects tangible results from the commitments made, including investment projects that have been successfully brought to fruition.
He reiterated the government’s commitment to monitoring investment projects and initiatives in the sector through the National Agency for Tourism Development and Investment (ANDITUR) and the Agency for Investment and Export Promotion (APIEX).
The second edition of the Mozambique Tourism Summit brought together stakeholders from the tourism sector to discuss investment opportunities, partnerships, and mechanisms for developing tourism-related activities in Mozambique.
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