UAE and Mozambique Conclude CEPA Talks as Bilateral Non-Oil Trade Reaches $2.6 Billion
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UAE and Mozambique Conclude CEPA Talks as Bilateral Non-Oil Trade Reaches $2.6 Billion
The UAE and Mozambique have concluded negotiations on a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA). The final terms of the agreement were announced on Saturday in Abu Dhabi. The announcement took place in the presence of Daniel Francisco Chapo, President of the Republic of Mozambique, who is on an official visit to the UAE. The conclusion …
"We signed a memorandum to grant this credit of about $500 million," said Mozambican Head of State Daniel Chapo at a press conference in Abu Dhabi at the end of his three-day work visit to the United Arab Emirates.The funding comes from one of the seven cooperation and investment instruments signed during Daniel Chapo's work visit to the Emirates, which included agreements in the areas of tourism, energy, geospatial development, rail infrastruct…
Mozambican President Daniel Chapo today invited entrepreneurs from Abu Dhabi to invest in strategic sectors of the country, pointing to the potential of gas, energy, agriculture, tourism and logistics to boost economic growth.
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