Polish-Mozambican talks at the Global Gateway Forum 2026 in Maputo with the participation of the National Chamber of Commerce

15.06.2026

The development of bilateral economic relations, particularly in the areas of energy, transport, agriculture, and new technologies, was the main topic of the Polish-Mozambican B2B conference, organized on the sidelines of the Global Gateway Forum 2026 in Maputo. Representatives of the National Chamber of Commerce (KIG) and the Mozambican Chamber of Commerce (Confederação das Associações Económicas de Moçambique - ) signed a letter of intent regarding bilateral cooperation.

Chargé d’Affaires Jacek Chodorowicz speaking at the Global Gateway Forum 2026 in Maputo; in the background are two roll-up banners, including one from the Polish Chamber of Commerce; the inscription on the second banner is not visible; in the center is the Mozambican flag; to the right is a screen displaying the words: Encontro B2B com Empresas da Polonia. The screen is placed on a table covered with red cloth.

A mission of the National Chamber of Commerce led by KIG President Marek Kłoczko, visited Mozambique from June 8-12, 2026. Polish business representatives participated in the Global Gateway Forum 2026, a joint initiative of the Mozambican government, the EU Delegation, EU Member States, and the Investment and Export Promotion Agency (APIEX). The delegation also met with members of the national and local administration. The Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Pretoria was represented by Chargé d’Affaires Jacek Chodorowicz and Head of the Political and Economic Department Piotr Kruze.

The event, inaugurated by President Daniel Chapo, attracted numerous entrepreneurs, investors, and politicians. Four Global Gateway agreements were signed between EU partners and Mozambique, totaling €178 million (concerning electricity infrastructure, digital transformation, sustainable supply chains, and education).

Global Gateway is the European Union's 2021 strategy for smart, clean, and secure connections in the digital, energy, and transport sectors, as well as for improving healthcare, education, and research systems worldwide.

Photos: Piotr Kruze/Polish Embassy in Pretoria

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Standing from left to right: Chargé d’Affaires Jacek Chodorowicz and Polish Honorary Consul Alberto T. Mabjaia; in front of them, sitting at a table covered with a red tablecloth, are Marek Kłoczko, President of the Polish Chamber of Commerce, and Alvaro Massingue, President of the Mozambique Chamber of Commerce (CCM); they are signing a letter of intent regarding bilateral cooperation. Two flags – Polish and Mozambique – are on the table; behind a wall with the inscription "CTA"

Conference room, with the event participants seated with their backs to us; In the background, on the left, is a podium with three speakers, with the fourth chair vacant. To the right, a speaker is speaking at the podium. A large yellow poster on the podium reads: Global Gateway, Mozambique - EU Business Forum 2026; June 9-10/Mozambique. Behind the speakers is a large poster with a view of the coastal city and waterfront; the podium text is repeated, but in Portuguese.

On the left are Chargé d’Affaires Jacek Chodorowicz, President of the Polish Chamber of Commerce (KIG), Marek Kłoczko, President of the Mozambique Chamber of Commerce (CCM), Alvaro Massingue, and Polish Honorary Consul Alberto T. Mabjaia.

Group photo of seven participants in the Polish-Mozambican talks; fourth from the right is Chargé d’Affaires Jacek Chodorowicz;