Mozambican President Daniel Chapo begins a three-day working visit to Sofala province on Thursday, as part of the government’s agenda for closer, participatory and inclusive governance, aimed at strengthening ties between the state and citizens.
Chapo will visit the city of Beira and the districts of Dondo, Gorongosa and Caia, where he will engage directly with communities and follow up on issues related to governance and local development, according to a statement from the Presidency.
The programme includes participation in the International Congress on Humanitarian Action and Cooperation (CIAHC), public rallies, the inauguration of a water supply system and meetings with various segments of society, particularly women in the province.
On governance, the President will chair extraordinary sessions of the Provincial Executive Council and the District Government, expanded to include local officials, representatives of consultative councils and beneficiaries of the Local Economic Development Fund (FDEL).
The President will be accompanied by the First Lady, Gueta Chapo, and the ministers of State Administration and Public Service, Inocêncio Impissa; Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, Maria dos Santos Lucas; Economy, Basílio Muhate; Public Works, Housing and Water Resources, Fernando Rafael; and the Presidency’s Civil House Affairs, Ricardo Sengo.
Source: Notícias
