The Mozambican government intends to evaluate the success of its logistics corridors—specifically referencing the *Nacala-Porto* corridor—by measuring the growth of domestic companies. This approach, announced by government officials in *Nacala-Porto*, shifts the focus from volume of cargo to the economic impact on local businesses. The government believes that increased activity along these corridors should directly translate into expanded opportunities and growth for national enterprises. This new metric aims to ensure the corridors contribute to broader economic development within *Mozambique*. Officials emphasize that this assessment will involve close collaboration with the private sector to accurately gauge the benefits experienced by *Mozambican* businesses. The goal is to optimize corridor management and investment strategies to maximize positive economic outcomes throughout the country. Ultimately, the government hopes this approach will demonstrate the value of infrastructure investments in *Mozambique*.