Expansion of the Maputo-Ressano Garcia Rail Line Enters Second Phase

The Maputo-Ressano Garcia rail line enters its second expansion phase to meet growing industrial needs. This development boosts trade routes and improves transport efficiency for regional exports. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Enhancing the Maputo-Ressano Garcia Rail Line for Growth

Mozambique advances infrastructure modernization as it doubles tracks along the Maputo-Ressano Garcia rail line. The expansion supports South Africa’s industrial export needs, strengthening regional economic ties.

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Authorities prioritize improvements by upgrading the Ressano Garcia shipyard with funding secured from France. Consultants will oversee technical execution, audits, and environmental assessments to ensure regulatory compliance.

Key Investments in the Maputo-Ressano Garcia Rail Line Project

The project’s first phase, completed in September, increased cargo capacity to 24 million tons annually. Freight transport across Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and Eswatini now exceeds 33 million tons yearly.

Mozambique invested over $600 million in rail infrastructure, equipment, and workforce development during the past five years. These improvements position the country as a leading transport hub for southern Africa.

Future upgrades aim to sustain growth and support economic development while expanding trade routes. With expanded capacity and modern systems, Mozambique strengthens global market connections and regional logistics networks.

Source: clubofmozambique.com

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