Mozambique: Government Has Rejected Proposals Aimed At Increasing the Cost of Living - Chapo
Maputo — Mozambican President Daniel Chapo claims that his government has rejected proposals from international partners that aimed at increasing the cost of living in the country. According to the President, who was speaking at an extraordinary session of the Executive Council of Nampula, as part of his working visit to that Northern Province, economic reforms must protect citizens and create conditions for sustainable growth. Although he did not name the specific institutions involved, the President's stance comes against the backdrop of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) advocating for sweeping reforms in the management of public finances.
- ▪Maputo — Mozambican President Daniel Chapo claims that his government has rejected proposals from international partners that aimed at increasing the cost of living in the country.
- ▪According to the President, who was speaking at an extraordinary session of the Executive Council of Nampula, as part of his working visit to that Northern Province, economic reforms must protect citizens and create conditions for sustainab
- ▪Although he did not name the specific institutions involved, the President's stance comes against the backdrop of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) advocating for sweeping reforms in the management of public finances.
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Maputo — Mozambican President Daniel Chapo claims that his government has rejected proposals from international partners that aimed at increasing the cost of living in the country. According to the President, who was speaking at an extraordinary session of the Executive Council of Nampula, as part of his working visit to that Northern Province, economic reforms must protect citizens and create conditions for sustainable growth. Although he did not name the specific institutions involved, the President's stance comes against the backdrop of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) advocating for sweeping reforms in the management of public finances.
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