The European Business Association in Mozambique (EUROCAM) is actively encouraging more European companies to invest in the country, highlighting strong existing ties and future opportunities.
EUROCAM, together with Mozambique’s investment promotion agency (APIEX) and BusinessEurope, organised a high-level meeting in Brussels between President Daniel Chapo and 27 major European companies. These firms already represent over €30 billion in investments across sectors such as energy, agribusiness, water, infrastructure, and financial services.
The strong presence of senior executives—including CEOs and directors from major industrial and energy groups—was seen as a clear sign of continued confidence in Mozambique’s economic potential. During the meeting, President Chapo presented key large-scale projects, particularly in the energy sector, involving companies like ENI, TotalEnergies, and ExxonMobil.
EUROCAM’s president emphasised that these “megaprojects” can drive industrial development, financial stability, and knowledge transfer, especially if they create local value. The European Union’s ambassador also highlighted plans to deepen cooperation, including the upcoming Global Gateway Forum Maputo 2026, aimed at strengthening partnerships and attracting further investment.
EUROCAM’s role is to act a bridge between European investors and the Mozambican government, promoting a more predictable and attractive business environment to increase foreign investment and support long-term economic growth.
