The meeting focused on strengthening collaboration between Vodacom and the Mozambican government to improve connectivity, expand fibre infrastructure, advance artificial intelligence (AI) adoption, and drive digital transformation across the country.
Vodacom Group CEO Shameel Joosub has held talks with Mozambique President Daniel Chapo in Maputo on expanding the country’s digital infrastructure and accelerating investments that promote inclusive economic growth.
The discussions centred on strengthening collaboration between Vodacom and the Mozambican government to enhance connectivity, expand fibre infrastructure, accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), and advance digital transformation across the country. Both parties also emphasised the need to establish a strong digital foundation to encourage innovation, improve competitiveness, and support digital inclusion.
As one of Mozambique’s long-standing investors, Vodacom reaffirmed its commitment to working alongside the government, businesses, and local communities to create new opportunities, increase digital access, empower citizens, and contribute to the country’s sustainable economic development.
The meeting reflects Vodacom’s ongoing commitment to investing in Mozambique’s digital future, with both Vodacom and the government sharing a common vision of using technology and infrastructure to connect more people and unlock the country’s long-term economic potential.
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