Ten thousand small and medium-sized companies in three provinces of the country will be trained in management and self-initiative by next year.
These companies believe they have the potential to provide services in natural resource extraction megaprojects in the provinces of Cabo Delgado, Nampula and Tete.
To this end, the pilot training of sixty companies from various branches of activity in the province began on Friday 8 March in the city of Tete.
This is the Conecta Negócios project, which is funded by the World Bank and aims to eliminate the barriers to national companies resulting from the demands of mega-projects.
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