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Daniel Chapo challenges youth to economic independence

Mozambican President Daniel Chapo announced the "Pro-Youth" program at the 19th National Youth Conference in Pemba.

10 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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During the 19th National Youth Conference held in Pemba, the President of Mozambique, Daniel Chapo, launched the "Pro-Youth" program, aimed at replacing the previous Innovation and Youth Support Fund (FAIJ).

Chapo urged the youth to take an active role in the pursuit of economic independence, emphasizing the need for them to lead initiatives aimed at the country's development.

In addition to launching the new program, the President promised that the program contract would be doubled by 2026, in an effort to support the empowerment of Mozambican youth.

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