The President of Mozambique, Daniel Chapo, has expressed concern over the slow disbursement of funds pledged for the reconstruction of areas affected by cyclones Idai and Kenneth. Only approximately one-third of the $10.2 billion promised in 2019 has been released after more than seven years. President Chapo is advocating for improved coordination between the Government and its cooperation partners. The delays hinder reconstruction efforts in the regions devastated by the cyclones. This shortfall impacts the ability to rebuild infrastructure and support communities affected by the natural disasters. The issue was raised as a critical concern regarding the ongoing recovery process in Mozambique. Further details were reported by O País - A verdade como notícia.