The Mozambican Institute of Cereals (ICM) has announced a new initiative in Pemba aimed at supporting young people’s participation in agricultural commerce. This program seeks to provide opportunities for youth to engage in the sale of agricultural products, fostering entrepreneurship within the sector. Details of the scheme were unveiled recently, signaling ICM's commitment to encouraging the next generation of agricultural professionals. The initiative is intended to address unemployment and stimulate economic growth within Mozambique's agricultural industry. It will likely focus on providing training, access to markets, and potentially financial assistance to young farmers and traders. Further information regarding specific program details and eligibility criteria will be released by ICM in the coming weeks. This move represents a significant step towards modernizing Mozambique’s agriculture and empowering its youth.