The country will initially receive 60 million euros from the Mattei plan, presented at the Italy-Africa Summit. The information was shared this Tuesday by the President of the Republic, on the occasion of his participation in the Italy-Africa summit in Rome.

According to Rádio Moçambique, the "Mattei Plan" was named after the founder of Italian oil and gas giant ENI, Enrico Mattei, a multinational in the natural gas of the Rovuma Basin, estimated to be worth at least 5.5 billion euros and is part of a government strategy.

alian to create opportunities in Africa, including financing, donations and loan guarantees.

Speaking about the Italy-Africa Summit, Filipe Nyusi said that "Italy was fortunate to organize this event and the Africans clearly showed that they didn't just come to hear that they were going to receive, but they also came to say what they could give, so that together we could move forward and it was clear that Mozambique is one of the world's leading countries. player important in the economy".