Businesspeople from Portuguese-speaking African countries will be taking part in the third edition of the PALOP Economic Forum in Inhambane from next Wednesday.

These are businessmen from Angola, Guinea-Bissau, Cape Verde and São Tomé who are going to exchange experiences with the national business community and explore investment opportunities in Inhambane province and beyond, according to RM.

In addition to businesspeople from Portuguese-speaking African countries, guests from Portugal, Spain and South Africa are also expected to attend.

The economic forum will be held under the slogan: Economic solutions after independence for the Palop's - the case of Mozambique.

The President of the Inhambane City Council, Benedito Guimino, was quoted by RM as saying that organizational aspects are being improved to make the event a success.

The source also said that this major meeting of businessmen from the PALOP countries and beyond would be a win-win situation for Inhambane in particular and Mozambique in general.