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Japan donates 9 million euros for the reconstruction of Natete Bridge

The Japanese government will finance the reconstruction of Natete Bridge with an investment of 9 million euros.

28 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The Government of Japan has announced an investment of 9 million euros for the reconstruction of Natete Bridge, located in the Nampula province of Mozambique. This project aims to strengthen the strategic Nacala corridor, which is crucial for regional development.

The new bridge, replacing the damaged structure, is intended to improve transportation conditions and facilitate trade in the area. The Japanese investment reflects Japan's commitment to supporting infrastructure growth in Mozambique.

The reconstruction of the bridge is seen as a priority for the Mozambican government, given the impact it will have on mobility and the local economy. The completion of the project is expected to enhance connections between different regions of the country.

The reconstruction project has been extensively discussed between Mozambican and Japanese authorities, showcasing the ongoing collaboration between the two countries in the infrastructure sector. The funding was formalized in a recent agreement between the governments.

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