South Korean Ambassador Bok-Won Kang has requested the Mozambican Assembly of the Republic to draft investment-friendly laws to support South Korean business ventures in Mozambique. This appeal aims to enhance bilateral cooperation, with President Margarida Talapa expressing commitment to advance these relations since formal ties began in 1993.
The South Korean ambassador to Mozambique, Bok-Won Kang, has urged President Margarida Talapa of the Assembly of the Republic to prioritize the creation of laws that would accelerate South Korean investments in Mozambique. This request was made during an official visit aimed at enhancing bilateral cooperation across various development sectors. Ambassador Kang emphasized the importance of passing legislation that favors South Korean businesses, facilitating their ability to invest in Mozambique.
Ambassador Kang stated, “Parliament should help, through legal mechanisms, to ease the implementation of the various issues raised by the Korean authorities, especially facilitating Korean businesspeople in making their investments in the country.” President Talapa responded positively, affirming the Assembly’s commitment to reinforcing cooperation with South Korea through structured initiatives.
Talapa noted the strong bilateral relations, underlining the extensive assistance South Korea has provided to Mozambique. The diplomatic ties between the two nations were formally established in August 1993, reflecting a long-standing partnership.
In conclusion, the request from South Korean Ambassador Bok-Won Kang highlights the necessity for legislative changes in Mozambique to promote and facilitate South Korean investments. Both countries share a history of cooperative development, and the positive response from President Talapa indicates a collaborative approach moving forward. Strengthening these ties could lead to significant economic benefits for Mozambique.
Original Source: clubofmozambique.com
