Mozambique’s Minister of Economy, Basílio Muhate, met with representatives from the Confederation of Economic Associations (CTA) to discuss the impact of recent protests and acts of vandalism on businesses across the country.
The demonstrations caused significant damage to industrial and commercial establishments, resulting in major losses for several companies. The meeting aimed to assess the economic fallout and outline measures to restore stability and safeguard the private sector.
During the discussion, the government committed to strengthening security, particularly in vulnerable areas, to protect businesses from further violence. Muhate and the CTA also agreed on joint efforts to help affected companies recover, with plans to repair damaged infrastructure.
The minister assured the CTA that the government would keep communication channels open to foster cooperation in creating a more secure and stable business environment. Strategies for preventing future violence and ensuring long-term economic stability were also addressed.
