Limited road access and logistical challenges are significantly hindering the agricultural potential of Mozambique’s Niassa province. These infrastructural deficiencies restrict farmers’ ability to transport crops to market efficiently. The situation impacts both domestic food security and export opportunities for agricultural products. Experts emphasize that improved infrastructure is crucial for unlocking Niassa’s farming capabilities and boosting economic growth in the region. The province possesses substantial agricultural land, but its productivity remains below potential due to these ongoing logistical issues. Addressing these transportation and logistics hurdles is considered vital for sustainable development in Niassa. Investment in road construction and improved logistical networks are urgently needed.