BNI’s CEO visits Gaza and Inhambane and encourages local entrepreneurs
Within the scope of the disclosure process for the COVID-19 credit lines, the Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Banco Nacional de Investimento (BNI), Tomás Matola, visited the southern region of the country, namely the Provinces of Gaza and Inhambane, where he met with the local business community represented by the different sectors that bring together micro, small and medium-sized enterprises. In these meetings the BNI’s CEO was attended by members of the Government of those localities.
In the Province of Gaza, the meeting took place, on Thursday, in one of the tourist bodies of that Province where the BNI‘s CEO clarified doubts and questions raised by the local entrepreneurs, encouraged the micro and small enterprises to submit their requests and spread the lines. financing with the associates they represent.
In the Province of Inhambane, two meetings were held: one on Friday the 14th of the current month in the district of Maxixe with a view to bringing together the business community in the southern region of that Province, and the other on Saturday the 15th in Vilanculos with the aim of aggregate entrepreneurs and business representatives from the northern region of the Province.
BNI‘s CEO encouraged the participation of the entire business mass in the different sectors, with a special focus on micro, small and medium-sized enterprises that meet the eligibility criteria, to submit their proposals. This meeting was attended by the District Administrator and the Vilanculos Edil.
BNI, this week, continues with the disclosure of COVID-19 credit lines in the northern of the country, specifically in the Province of Niassa, City of Lichinga.
We encourage micro, small and medium-sized enterprises in the country, especially those most affected by COVID-19 and those located in the districts, to continue submitting their credit proposals as this is a unique opportunity for eligible enterprises to obtain cheap financing to face to their treasury and investment expenses, so as not to lay off their workforce as well as generate new jobs,” said Tomás Matola, BNI’s CEO.
