A delegation from the US-based International Finance Partners (IFP) expressed strong interest in large-scale investments in Mozambique following a meeting with President Daniel Chapo in Maputo. The visit follows initial discussions at the World Bank Fragility Forum in Washington D.C. earlier in June. IFP President and CEO, Garrett Gish, highlighted the potential of Mozambique’s tourism and hospitality sectors as particularly attractive for international capital. The company, specializing in financing major international projects, operates in real estate, energy, healthcare, and technology – all potential areas for partnership. Gish described the presidential reception as a positive signal of Mozambique’s commitment to attracting private investment and strengthening international economic ties. The delegation conducted on-the-ground assessments of the business environment and identified specific investment opportunities during their visit.