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Commonwealth Mozambique Investment Conference

World World Investment News wishes to draw your attention towards the next event hosted by the Commonwealth British Council (CBC) in Maputo, Mozambique.

The Commonwealth Mozambique Investment Conference, to be held during the 22-24 October, 2004 will provide new opportunities for business networking, trade and investment, as well as the possibility of gaining access to foreign investors in the region. The Conference will be attended by Mozambican Government Officials, Business and Trade Associations and Senior Corporate leaders among others. A special keynote speech will be addressed by His Excellency Joaquim Chissano, President of the Republic of Mozambique.

The CBC was established in 1997 to act as a bridge for co-operation between business and government to promote policies that enhance trade and investment within the Commonwealth. It is a membership-based organisation with currently over 170 corporate members and has undertaken a range of activities to encourage partnership, development and growth of trade and investment in the Commonwealth.

In order to attend you may register by clicking in the link below, printing out the form and sending it completed to the address and/or fax provided in the form.

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We hope you enjoy the conference and fully encourage your participation

Africa HouseMaputo, Mozambique
Dr. Jose Lopes


Dear Friend,

We are glad to invite you to be member of the Africa House For Studies and Projects, worldwide known as AfricaHouse-FSP. The AfricaHouse-FSP aims at:

1. Promotion of the advancement of Studies and Projects

2. Promotion of education and research Studies and Projects

3. Organization of Conferences, Symposium, Workshops, Forums and

International, Regional and National meetings on Studies and Projects

4. Publication of proceedings, newsletters, magazines and all possible publications on Studies and Projects

The annual membership fee of the AfricaHouse-FSP is only US$25 (Twenty Five US$) or £15 (Fifteen Pounds). As member of the AfricaHouse-FSP you will receive free, three following issues (January, May and September) of the AfricaHouse-FSP Magazine to be published in English three times a year, from next January. The Magazine will also cover updated international issues related to your area of activity.

The AfricaHouse-FSP Magazine will be sold all over the world at the price of $10 (Ten US$) or £7 (Seven Pounds). This price includes the mailing costs of the magazine. As a member of the AfricaHouse-FSP you will also be invited to participate in international symposiums on studies and projects organized by the AfricaHouse-FSP covering your area of interest.

Some Facts about Mozambique

Head of State:Joaquim Alberto Chissano

Political System:Multiparty (1990 Constitution)

National Assembly: 250 seats (general elections 1994 )

Location: Mozambique has a strategic location along the eastern coast of Southern Africa, and, is the gateway to 6 hinterland countries

Area: 799 390 km2 (13 000 km2 of inland waters)

Population: 15 740 000 (1997 Census)

Climate: From sub tropical to tropical (south to north)

Capital: Maputo City (status of a province)

Provinces: Cabo Delgado, Niassa, Nampula, Tete, Zambezia, Manica, Sofala, Inhambane, Gaza, Maputo

Languages: Portuguese (official)

13 main national languages (Emakhuwa, Xitsonga, Ciyao, Cisena, Cishona, Echuwabo, Cinyanja, Xironga, Shimaconde, Cinyungue, Cicopi, Bitonga, Kiswahili)

English (taught in secondary school)

Religions: African traditional, Christian (Roman Catholic and Protestant), Moslem, Hindu

Natural resources: Hydroelectric energy, gas, coal, minerals, timber, farming land

Main exports: Prawns, cotton, cashew, sugar, tea, copra

Currency: Metical (MT)

Exchange rate:US$1=12,383 MT (January 1999)

GDP per capita: US$ 128 (1997)

GDP growth: 8% (1997)

Inflation rate: 5.9% (1997)

Visas: Entry visas can be arranged, in advance, through Mozambican diplomatic missions abroad or directly at the

National Immigration Directorate (NID) in Maputo. Working and resident visas must be arranged through NID.

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