FT Mozambique Summit 2017 | Financial Times | 9 November 2017 | Polana Serena Hotel, 1380 Av. Julius Nyerere Maputo 00100 Mozambique

The summit will debate a viable programme for stronger growth and less risk. Join local and international leaders and understand how to do better business in Mozambique.
For investors looking for above-average potential now is the right time to evaluate Mozambique’s prospects. The question however remains - can the region eclipse its current debt levels by realising the long awaited LNG wealth that the reserves promise? So far an economic tipping point has yet to transpire as the country continues to face challenges of regional drought, falling investment levels, political instability and rising debt. However, the outlook is optimistic and for those willing to take bold steps and who are able to move quickly, there are long to medium term gains to be gained with a predicted growth of at least 5.5% in 2017 and beyond.

Oldemiro Baloi
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, Republic of Mozambique

Filipe Nyusi
President, Republic of Mozambique

Ernesto Tonela
Minister of Trade and Industry, Republic of Mozambique

H.E. Carlos Agostinho Do Rosário,
Prime Minister of Mozambique

H.E. Adriano Afonso Maleiane,
Minister of Economy and Finance, Republic of Mozambique

H.E Leticia da Silva Klemens,
Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Republic of Mozambique

H.E. Celso Ismael Correia,
Minister of Land, Environment and Rural Development, Mozambique

H.E. Ernesto Max Elias Tonela,
Minister of Trade and Industry, Republic of Mozambique

Gold:
EXXonMobil
ENH
Mcxzambique

Silver:
Deloitte