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Mozambique backs visa-free Africa campaign

Maputo – The Trans Africa Tourism and Unity Campaign, led by Hon. Ras Mubarak, has strengthened its Pan-African mission in Mozambique during its 163-day road journey across 39 African countries. The campaign, endorsed by the Government of Ghana, advocates for a visa-free Africa, Pan-African unity, and continental economic integration.

In Mozambique, the delegation held a highly successful meeting at the Ministry of Economy, chaired by the State Secretary of Tourism, Hon. Fredson Bacar. Discussions were described as productive and inspiring, with Mozambican officials expressing a strong commitment to implementing a visa-free policy for all Africans in the shortest possible time.

The Trans Africa Tourism & Unity Campaign team with Minister of State in Charge of Tourism, Hon. Fredson Bacar, during their official meeting in Maputo.
The Trans Africa Tourism & Unity Campaign team with the State Secretary of Tourism, Hon. Fredson Bacar, during their official meeting in Maputo. Photo supplied

The campaign team expressed deep gratitude to the government and people of Mozambique for their warm hospitality and unwavering support for a united, borderless Africa.

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The 163-day journey will continue with stops in Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Malawi as the team progresses toward East Africa.

The statue of Mozambique’s first president, Samora Machel, a symbol of national unity and independence.
The statue of Mozambique’s first president, Samora Machel, a symbol of national unity and independence. Photo supplied
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