The Mozambican Government has announced plans to incubate at least one thousand agri-business entrepreneurs each year. The initiative, revealed in Maputo, aims to foster growth within the agricultural sector and stimulate economic development. This project intends to provide support and resources for emerging agri-business ventures across Mozambique. The government believes this incubation program will address challenges faced by new entrepreneurs in the agricultural space. By nurturing these businesses, Mozambique hopes to increase productivity, create jobs, and enhance food security. Details on the specific implementation and selection criteria for the program are expected to be released shortly. This move underscores the government’s commitment to diversifying the economy and prioritizing agricultural investment.