Ireland in Mozambique
Ireland and Mozambique’s relationship began in 1996. Our shared history and deep-rooted commonalities and have helped formed a strong bond.
Supporting the peace process in Mozambique
Ireland is proud to support through the provision of finance and technical expertise
Agricultural and Blue Economy Fair
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Ireland's Strategy for Mozambique
Ireland’s ambition for and relations with Mozambique, Eswatini and Madagascar
Tánaiste visits South Africa and Mozambique
Visit to South Africa and Mozambique in July 2023
We share a history of colonisation, the fight against hunger and a struggle for independence, as well as the impact of conflict and a peace process.
Over the past 30 years, the links between Ireland and Mozambique have gone from strength to strength.
The long-standing partnership is important for both countries.
Development programme
Ireland works in Mozambique partnering with government institutions, UN agencies, civil society organisations, international research institutions and donors to deliver on our development priorities.
These include promoting gender equality, strengthening governance, climate action and reducing humanitarian need.
Discover Ireland in Mozambique
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fellows from Mozambique and Eswatini have studied with Irish universities since 2019
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Ireland has been represented in Mozambique since 1996
Ireland's strategy for Mozambique
Covering the period 2025-2030, the strategy sets out Ireland’s ambition for and relations with Mozambique and two countries of accreditation – Eswatini and Madagascar.
It seeks to advance Ireland’s foreign policy in Mozambique and accredited countries rooted in the fundamental principles of justice, human rights, and the rule of international law.
Embassy of Ireland, Mozambique
The Embassy works to:
- promote and protect Irish interests
- strengthen political and economic relationships
- support the Irish community
- advance cultural ties and promote the Irish arts.
Irish Aid works with a variety of partner organisations to deliver results in health, education, livelihoods, social protection and governance.