Mozambique finance minister meets private sector leaders
Carla Loveira discussed economic policy and growth challenges with business and financial representatives in Maputo.
Mozambique's Finance Minister Carla Loveira met with private sector leaders on Friday, October 30, in Maputo. The meeting, organised by the Confederation of Economic Associations of Mozambique (CTA), focused on economic policy challenges and stimulating economic activity.
Minister Loveira highlighted the importance of trust between the state and businesses, noting that public finances and the private sector are interdependent for national development. Mozambique's economy grew by 1.7% in the second quarter of 2026, with inflation falling to around 6% between August and September.
Revenues from oil and gas projects reached US$334.35 million. The government is implementing a Fiscal Consolidation Plan and has introduced measures like structuring the Development Bank of Mozambique and preparing a VAT Refund Strategy to improve company liquidity.
Why it mattersBusiness leaders and financial institutions in Mozambique are affected by discussions on economic policy and new strategies aimed at improving company liquidity and stimulating business activity.