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Mozambique has received guarantees of support in financial and material resources to continue to strengthen its capacity for climate adaptation, mitigation and resilience, President of the Republic Filipe Nyusi said on his return to Maputo from the COP27 in Sham el Sheikh, Egypt, where he participated in several high-level meetings.
At the press conference organised to take stock of Mozambique’s COP27 participation, the head of state reported on the results, announcing, by way of illustration, that the International Finance Corporation (IFC) (the World Bank Group’s private finance arm) would channel US$120 million to finance the Temane power line project.
Also in this context, the head of state reported that the World Food Program (WFP) gave assurances that it will continue to support Mozambique with a financial project of about US$20 million for the displaced, including equipment or materials for the implementation of resilience building projects, food production and fishing activities.
Multilaterally, the African Development Bank (AfDB) said that it intends to mobilize, by 2050, around US$800 million for integrated initiatives in the field of clean energy.
For its part, the World Bank, according to President Nyusi, intends to mobilize US$6 billion for countries which set up sustainable projects aimed at carbon markets. And the United Nations, in turn, has pledged to make about US$3.5 million available for climate early warning systems in developing countries.
SCALE will provide grants for verifiable emissions reductions & expand funding sources for global public goods.
Grateful to Presidents Filipe Jacinto Nyusi & @SuluhuSamia as well as Minister Tran Hong Ha for joining our launch at #COP27.
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— David Malpass (@DavidMalpassWBG) November 8, 2022
Productive discussion with His Excellency Filipe Nyusi, President of #Mozambique, discussing IFC’s support in agriculture and reaffirming our commitment to digital financial services in the country. pic.twitter.com/nq3JcfrrvR
— Makhtar Diop (@Diop_IFC) November 8, 2022
The Netherlands has declared itself open to financing water security projects, an integrated action within the scope of the World Water Conference, which it will host next year.
The President of the Republic explained that the Mozambican executive had in the various meetings made clear its vision, experiences and appeals on the need for all humanity to join in the action to protect Planet Earth.
According to President Nyusi, the importance of protecting the Miombo Forests was also stressed, with the Mozambican experience in the installation of early warning systems throughout the national territory having been highlighted and, at the same time, the shared programme of the presidential initiative, “One District, One Weather Station”.
In the same vein, there was also talk about the efforts launched by Mozambique for the installation of the Regional Centre for Humanitarian and Emergency Operations, planned for the district of Nacala, in the province of Nampula.
Filipe Nyusi also relayed that Mozambique’s vision of energy transition was shared and clarified, stressing that this transition must be gradual.
“And the use of natural gas is fundamental to generate resources that are necessary for development, as a clean energy instrument. Even because the European Union itself already considers gas as green energy,” the head of state observed.
READ: Mozambique: Nyusi at COP27 calls for fair energy transition – AIM
On the sidelines of COP27, the President of the Republic held bilateral meetings and diplomatic contacts with other heads of state and government, and international organisations.
At the highest level, Nyusi conferred with the heads of state of Kenya, Zambia, Malawi, Namibia, South Africa, Portugal and the United Arab Emirates.
As for international organisations, the President of the Republic held meetings with the President of the World Bank, and with officials from the International Finance Corporation. He also had meetings with those responsible for the Millennium Challenge Corporation, who reaffirmed their approval of the Compact II program and the World Food Program (WFP).
On the sidelines of #COP27, President Kagame met with various leaders including Presidents @edmnangagwa of Zimbabwe, Filipe Nyusi of Mozambique and Wavel Ramkalawan of Seychelles, as well as @AUC_MoussaFaki. pic.twitter.com/a8vCTLIVC3
— Presidency | Rwanda (@UrugwiroVillage) November 8, 2022
Now @ #COP27
High-level event➡️Catalyzing Investments on Operationalization of #AMHEWAS with the participation of Mozambique🇲🇿 President Filipe Nyusi, @_AfricanUnion & @HeadUNDRR, aiming to mobilize resources for 55 African countries to implement #EarlyWarningForAll initiative. pic.twitter.com/b8FF5vFaoU— UNDRR Arab States (@UNDRRArabStates) November 8, 2022
🇨🇿 Prime Minister @P_Fiala and 🇲🇿 President @FNyusi speaking Czech at @COP27P. H.E. President Nyusi studied engineering at @VUTvBrne in @brnomycity. What a small world 🌍 @CZinSouthAfrica @AfrOdbor @CzechMFA https://t.co/CyZGDN04zN
— David Vaverka (@DavidVaverkaCZ) November 7, 2022
On the sidelines of COP27. President Macky Sall of #Senegal, who is also Chairperson of the African Union, President Filipe Nyusi of #Mozambique, and President Hakainde Hichilema of #Zambia & Lazarus Chakwera sharing a few moments on the launge.#COP27 pic.twitter.com/F0Dp1py0Lo
— Tweet Malawi (@MalawiTweet) November 7, 2022
🔴Live from #COP27
President Filipe Nyusi join Tony Blair & a panel of experts to discuss how #Mozambique can lead the way in green energy transition.We are sharing the insights! pic.twitter.com/45KNKVcZIm
— CDD Just Energy Transition (@CDD_JET) November 8, 2022
Witnessed the launch of SCALE partnership w/ @DavidMalpassWBG, Presidents Filipe Jacinto Nyusi &@SuluhuSamia, as well as Minister Tran Hong Ha at #COP27. The partnership will provide grants for emissions reductions & expand funding sources, catalyzing #climateaction for impact. pic.twitter.com/e3zRawfYLK
— Ayat Soliman (@AyatSoliman7) November 8, 2022
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