Impacto económico do corredor de desenvolvimento de Maputo para Moçambique 1994-2005

Abstract

Currently, one of the biggest trends seen at a regional and international level, and which Mozambique is not unfamiliar with, is to guide its policy in promoting the efficient functioning of its main transport infrastructures. Mozambique's strategic location within the southern African region gives it a vital role in the region's transport and communications service delivery network. As a supplier of rail and road transit services in southern Africa, Mozambique is positioned as a privileged gateway to the sea, entry and exit of goods to and from several neighboring countries1. The governments of Mozambique and South Africa rebuilt the Maputo Corridor with the aim of promoting and rehabilitating strategic infrastructure along the same corridor so that it provides an efficient, reliable, and seamless flow of goods and services. . The most important strategies for doing this include identifying and executing economic development projects that will become viable because of improvements to the infrastructure of networks and services. The proposed theme seeks to analyze the economic contribution that the Maputo development corridor has to the national economy as well as the role that the public and private partnership has in the provision of key infrastructure so that the same transport infrastructure reduces the regional asymmetries between peoples