Mozambique turns to cassava as Indonesia eyes investment
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Indonesia's Ministry of Trade is exploring investment opportunities in Mozambique, with a focus on cassava processing. The two countries are discussing cooperation in the sector as Indonesia looks to expand its agricultural investments abroad. Cassava is a key crop in Mozambique, and processing it locally could boost the country's agricultural economy. Further details of the potential partnership have not yet been announced.