Mozambique’s business confederation, the CTA, asserts that recent macroeconomic stability is insufficient for long-term economic growth. The CTA is advocating for structural reforms to lower business costs and address ongoing challenges faced by companies. Key priorities include improved access to finance, infrastructure modernization, streamlined administrative processes, increased foreign exchange availability, and the removal of trade barriers. The organization emphasized the need for immediate and decisive action from the government, private sector, and development partners to translate stability into tangible benefits. CTA President Álvaro Massingue highlighted the importance of strengthening national production, industrialization, and exports. While optimistic about Mozambique’s growth potential, the CTA warns that realizing this potential hinges on reforms that encourage investment, job creation, and productivity gains. The confederation believes this is a crucial moment to accelerate economic transformation and build a more resilient economy.