The Mozambican economy may grow by an average of four percent in the next three years

The Mozambican ECONOMY will grow moderately, over the next three years, until it reaches four percent in the medium term, sustained by the increase in production in the agriculture sector. The scenario results from the investments to be made in the provision of improved seeds and technical assistance to producers and actors in the agrarian sector, with emphasis on cereals, roots and tubers. The projection is in the medium-term fiscal scenario, approved a few days ago by the Government, and which foresees that the national economy will revive, as the country manages to mitigate Covid-19 and collect more revenues. Speaking in Maputo, the spokesman for the Ministry of Economy and Finance, Alfredo Mutombene, explained that the forecasts do not include revenues from natural gas exploration projects. He referred that the document was prepared in an environment marked by an increase in the spectrum of uncertainty due to the confluence of shocks, both internal and external, with emphasis ...