President Cyril Ramaphosa has signalled a new era of economic collaboration with Mozambique, spotlighting opportunities for South African importers and exporters in key sectors amid rising bilateral trade volumes.
Import and export businesses stand to gain from strengthened trade ties with the country after Ramaphosa and his counterpart Daniel Chapo wrapped up the fourth session of the Bi-National Commission BNC with commitments to boost cooperation in energy, mining, infrastructure, agriculture, tourism and transport.
The BNC, established in 2015 as the primary platform for guiding bilateral relations, has already facilitated over 70 agreements and memoranda of understanding across sectors including agriculture, defence, border management, health, labour, customs administration and investment facilitation.
