In Matola, Mozambique, President Daniel Chapo advocated for increased participation of religious confessions in fostering an ethical and integrated society. Speaking today, September 28th, the President emphasized the potential role of faith-based organizations in national development. He believes that religious institutions can contribute significantly to promoting integrity and strong moral values within the nation. This call for closer collaboration comes as Mozambique seeks to strengthen its societal foundations. Chapo highlighted the importance of religious leaders actively engaging in initiatives that promote ethical conduct and responsible citizenship. The President’s statement underscores a growing recognition of the influence of religious communities in shaping public life in Mozambique.