The Governor of Sofala Province, Lourenço Bulha, inaugurated on Monday morning, a Power Transformer Substation (PT) in the District of Maringue, funded by Moza, as part of its social responsibility programme.

The inaugurated infrastructure is located specifically in Regulado de Samater in the Nhamithembe Village, in the region and will benefit over two hundred families and several local public infrastructures.

Moza’s support for this cause arises in response to a request from the District Government expressed at the time the Moza branch was inaugurated in that District, in March of this year, an event led by President Filipe Nyusi. Made aware of the issue, and recognising the importance of the provision of electricity for economic and social development, the Bank unreservedly attached itself to this initiative.

“We would like to thank Moza Banco for promptly responding to our request. The inauguration of this PT is proof of the Government's efforts for the expansion of socio-economic infrastructures with the objective of leveraging the productive capacity and bringing well-being to the people, with greater focus on rural areas. The arrival of energy to the population of Nhamithembe means the materialisation of one of our goals, namely the placement of infrastructures that boost productive activities, job generation and an improved quality of life for our population,” Lourenço Bulha said.

The inauguration ceremony was witnessed by the CEO of Moza Banco, Manuel Soares, who highlighted the importance of the infrastructure for the local population and reiterated the Bank's commitment to actively contribute to the social and economic progress of communities, particularly in the regions where the Bank has a commercial presence, such as the District of Maringué.

“As we identify with the issue, we have made efforts and mobilised the necessary resources to make this dream a reality. The Bank expects that the electricity system just inaugurated will help boost economic activity in this village and attract other essential services whose installation was dependent on the availability of quality electricity,” he indicated.

The Bank also took advantage of the event to proceed with the donation of agricultural seeds to local farmers, with a view to strengthening the productive capacity of Maringue District for the 2022/2023 agricultural year that begins this October.

Marínguè counts on Moza.

The 9^th National Entrepreneurship Conference took place between the 17^th and 18^th of November at Maputo Afecc Gloria Hotel, an event promoted by the National Association of Young Entrepreneurs with the support and participation of our Moza.

Under the slogan "The Future we want: Increased Productivity for Economic Recovery", the event saw over 3,000 national and international participants, including representatives from the private sector, Government, Embassies and NGOs who over the two days of the Conference debated strategies for investment in technologies for greater resilience, improvement of the know-how and capacity of workers, access to capital and international trade platforms.

On the occasion, the Secretary of State for Youth and Employment, Osvaldo Petersburg, representing the President, welcomed the organization of the event and appealed to the partners to continue to believe more and more in young people, "keep believing because young people are living the future today. With them you can only benefit, and I am sure that it is a worthwhile investment that you are making".

Moza was represented by Edson Pandze who participated as a speaker at the panel under the topic: "Access to Financing for Young Entrepreneurs".

At the venue, Moza made a stand available to all participants where there was an exhibition of products and services of the sponsoring companies which was run in parallel.

Moza’s participation in the conference was an opportunity to announce the solutions that the Bank offers to leverage companies' business, establish commercial and institutional partnerships, as well as generating awareness and exposure for the Moza brand.

Moza Banco has recently delivered, through the Zambézia Secretary of State, several pieces of IT equipment composed of Desktop PCs, which are intended to equip local institutions, namely: the Quelimane Institute of Health Sciences, the Quelimane Teachers Training Institute and Rádio Maria radio station.

Moza's action is in line with its social responsibility policy and is part of the efforts that the Bank has been undertaking to contribute and meet the needs institutions most in need.

Speaking moments after receiving the equipment, Judith Mussácula, Secretary of State for Zambézia Province, said that “the availability of the material donated by Moza Banco, will be of added value because it will contribute to improving services provided by the beneficiary institutions and in general in the training of students.”

For his part, Moza Banco’s CEO, Manuel Soares, said that “due to the nature and vocation of the beneficiary institutions, we remain hopeful that this equipment will contribute towards strengthening their technical and technological means with a view to improving the quality of the training courses they provide. We appeal to the direct beneficiaries to make good use of this equipment, so that it can effectively serve the purposes for which it was allocated.”