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Call for Tenders for the implementation of the project ‘Local Governance of Land & Natural Resources (LAGO)’

18.11.2024 — Press releases Mozambique

Embassy of Switzerland in Mozambique Launches Tender for Local Governance and Land Registration Project

The Embassy of Switzerland in Mozambique has announced a public call for tenders to implement the Local Governance of Land & Natural Resources (LAGO) project. This initiative, aligned with Mozambique's 2022 Land Policy, seeks to empower local communities by facilitating land registration and integrating it into district land registry systems.

The project, set to begin in June 2025, aims to strengthen governance, establish accessible spatial data infrastructure, and ensure equitable redistribution of resource revenues to local communities. Interested organizations are invited to request the tender document and submit proposals by 17 January 2025.



Switzerland supports inclusive development project

09.06.2021 — Local news Mozambique
Switzerland supports decentralisation in Mozambique through a US$ 10 million funded project in Nampula and Niassa Provinces in partnership with the Ministry of State Administration and Public Service and Ministry of Economy and Finance.  


Ignazio Cassis visits Swiss projects in cyclone-stricken Mozambique

07.08.2019 — Press releases EDA
On the second day of his trip to Mozambique, Federal Councillor Ignazio Cassis visited Swiss humanitarian aid projects in the country. In Beira in central Mozambique he saw first-hand the scale of the devastation caused by Cyclone Idai in March 2019 and the measures taken in its wake.


Ignazio Cassis attends the ceremony marking the signing of Swiss-brokered peace treaty in Mozambique

06.08.2019 — Press releases EDA
Together with other high-ranking members of the international community, Federal Councillor Ignazio Cassis, head of the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs, took part earlier today in a ceremony marking the signing of the peace accord between RENAMO and FRELIMO, the opposing sides in Mozambique's civil war. This peace accord was in large measure concluded thanks to Swiss support.





Switzerland and Mozambique discuss peace and sign an international cooperation agreement

28.02.2018 — Press releases EDA
The President of Mozambique, Filipe Nyusi, paid an official visit to Switzerland on Wednesday, 28 February; it is the first visit by a Mozambican head of state and government since 2009. President Alain Berset received President Nyusi with military honours at the Lohn country residence. The official talks focused on Switzerland’s good offices in the peace process in Mozambique, development cooperation and bilateral economic relations.


Peace talks in Mozambique: Switzerland accepts coordinating role

01.03.2017 — Press releases EDA
The president of the Republic of Mozambique, Filipe Jacinto Nyusi, and the leader of the main opposition party (RENAMO), Afonso Dhlakama, have asked Switzerland to chair the contact group that will accompany talks between the two parties to the conflict towards a peace accord in Mozambique. Switzerland accepted the role in accordance with its foreign policy strategy.


Protecting human life and contributing to peace and security – federal government sets out its Humanitarian Demining Strategy 2016–2019

A group of women returning from work on the land pass a sign at the edge of a field warning ‘danger mines’.

11.07.2016 — Press releases EDA
Some 50 million stockpiled anti-personnel mines and 2 million cluster munitions have been destroyed over the past 20 years. People are nevertheless still being killed by landmines, cluster munitions and other explosive remnants of war on a daily basis despite international efforts in which Switzerland also plays an active role. The federal government has therefore laid down guidelines on its humanitarian demining engagement for the period 2016–19 and will continue to provide experts for UN demining programmes, support demining projects in the countries concerned and maintain its strategic partnership with the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining.


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