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Plans for new infrastructure, including an airport city in Maputo, and double-digit market growth augur well for the national airline

Petromoc leads the country's energy market with innovative, international partnerships and energy security

Mozambique celebrated the sixth anniversary last year of the full return of a symbol of immense national pride and future economic potency back into Mozambicans hands

Foreign investors and advice are being sought as exporting natural resources and the country’s potential energy surplus heats up

Agriculture accounts for around 30 percent of GDP, employs more than 80 percent of the workforce and needs investment to grow.

Financial leaders aim to help new SMEs be key catalysts that spark greater progress

João Figueiredo, President of Banco Único, discusses the banking sector and how his company is a 'relational bank' as it concentrates on building close links with each of its customers

From bushland to beaches, Mozambique has incredible natural beauty that has world-leading preservation efforts and ever-more visitors

While Mozambique has emerged as one of the fastest growing economies in the world, gains among the nation’s women and girls may be its greatest success story

Sartaj Aziz is the Foreign Affairs Secretary of Pakistan. His politiccal career started in 1984 when he returned to Pakistan after a time abroad to become the Minister of State for Food and Agriculture, a position he occupied for four years. He served as finance minister from August 1990 to June 1993 and again from February 1997 to August 1998. He first becam Pakistan’s foreign Minster from August 1998 to October 1999. A renowned peace activist, Mr Aziz resumed his political career in June of last year when he joined the cabinet as the Prime Minister’s Adviser on National Security and Foreign Affairs. According to Pakistan Muslim League sources, veteran politician Sartaj Aziz had emerged as a strong presidential candidate to be sworn in September 2013. He talks to Worldfolio about stability and security in Pakistan and coopeartion with the UK, and discusses foriegn investment