Mozambique’s President Filipe Nyusi highlighted increased exports as a key solution to the country’s current shortage of foreign currency. Speaking in Marracuene today, Nyusi emphasized the need to bolster export volumes to improve the availability of hard currency within the nation’s economy. The president’s statement signals a potential shift in economic strategy, focusing on revenue generation through international trade. This comes as Mozambique faces challenges related to import costs and debt repayment, exacerbated by limited foreign reserves. While details of specific export targets were not immediately available, the announcement indicates a government prioritization of trade expansion. The move aims to stabilize the Mozambican economy and mitigate the pressures caused by currency scarcity. Further details are expected as government policy unfolds.