Economic and Social Forum of Mozambique
economic organization in Mozambique
The Economic and Social Forum of Mozambique was created in 2014 by the SOICO Group and today is also supported by the SOICO Foundation - FUNDASO. MOZEFO is a private economic and business forum whose purpose is to establish economic contacts in various areas of development, as well as to discuss the social and cultural conditions of the Mozambican people in various domains.
Purpose
It wished to build a platform for fostering a balance between public and private decision-making bodies in identifying Mozambique's problems in its development process. It also proposes lines of action resulting from the debate and agreement on the challenges raised, and finally, monitoring the impact of the lines of action defined, establishing regular monitoring and interaction points and ensuring the continuity of the topics between the forums.
MOZEFO was born with the objective of serving as a platform for understanding and seeking endogenous, inclusive and sustainable solutions. Daniel David, founder of SOICO, argues that:In order to form an enlightened society capable of implementing Mozambique's projects, it is necessary to promote operational efficiency and the creation of jobs and services, establishing appropriate business practices that transform knowledge into pulsating energy, an inexhaustible source of action. The commitment to solidarity and the valorization of man reaches its full meaning with the participation of all the fringes of society, thus realizing the true and essential exchange of knowledge.[1]
Editions
1st Edition - 2015
It took place from December 2 to 4, 2015, in the city of Maputo and under the motto: "The Future Is Now. Humanizing Growth" It was based at the Eduardo Mondlane University and held a preparatory cycle of five thematic conferences on different key sectors for the country's growth. There was talk of energy, agriculture, tourism and infrastructure and logistics. MOZEFO organized four forums for these major themes. Then a fifth conference on funding.
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