The International Monetary Fund (IMF) congratulates the government's efforts for the resilience achieved in global economic growth rates.

The stability and fiscal prudence adopted by the executive, despite the impact of Undeclared Debts - Hidden Debts, cyclones IDAI and Keneth, and terrorism in Cabo Delgado, were the determining factors for the rise in the index, according to Rádio Moçambique,

The agricultural, fishing and mining sectors, and the recent export of liquefied gas through the floating platform in Cabo Delgado, are the factors that have contributed to the growth of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

The data was shared this Tuesday, in the city of Tete, by the representative of the International Monetary Fund, IMF in Mozambique, Alexis Meyerk at the Breakfast on economics and buniness, "Prospects for Economic Recovery in the business sector in 2023"

In the IMF's view, Mozambique's overall GDP growth for next year could be around five percent. (RM)