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Mozambique advocates for a more unified CPLP and ratification of its statutes

Mozambique's representative in the CPLP, Maria Manso, emphasizes the need for greater unity and cooperation among member states.

20 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Mozambique advocates for a more unified CPLP and ratification of its statutes — Photo: Laércia Valeriana Insali · Wikimedia Commons · CC0

Maria Manso, Mozambique's representative to the Community of Portuguese Language Countries (CPLP), underscored the importance of promoting a more united and dynamic organization during a recent statement. Manso emphasized that the CPLP must be influential and close to its citizens, reflecting an increasing need for integration and cooperation.

In her speech, Manso highlighted the need to strengthen economic and business cooperation among CPLP countries, indicating that this is a crucial step for the joint development and prosperity of its members. Collaboration in these areas was deemed essential to strengthen ties among member states.

Archive photo: Mozambique advocates for a more unified CPLP and ratification of its statutes — Archive photoPhoto: iMahesh · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0

The representative also mentioned the consolidation of the rule of law as a significant challenge to be addressed by the organization. This point was presented as a priority to ensure stability and justice in the nations that make up the CPLP.

The idea of ratifying the CPLP statutes was also discussed, reflecting Mozambique's desire to see the organization evolve and adapt to current demands, fostering greater cohesion among its members.

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