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Diogo Pereira Duarte , partner at Abreu Advogados - JLA Advogados' partner firm in Portugal -, will be a speaker at the 7th edition of Mozambique Fintech Week, taking place from 23 to 26 March. He will be part of the panel “From Open Banking to Artificial Intelligence: Data as a Driver of Financial Innovation”, scheduled for 25 March, from 14:45 to 16:00, in an online format. The session will address the opportunities and challenges associated with the use of data and artific

The Council of Ministers approved three regulatory diplomas structuring the Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) sector, strengthening the legal framework of the national digital infrastructure and establishing new regimes for the control of telecommunications traffic, data centers and cloud computing services. The following were approved: Decree No. 48/2025, which approves the Telecommunications Traffic Control Regulation; Decree No. 71/2025, which approves the D

JLA Advogados has once again been included in the Chambers Global 2026 ranking, maintaining its position in the legal market. The firm retains its Band 3 (out of 4) ranking, reflecting the consistency and quality of the work delivered to its clients. On an individual level, partner Zara Jamal maintains her Band 2 (out of 3) ranking, reinforcing her standing in the market and recognition of her expertise and experience.

J LA Advogados has once again received international recognition by being shortlisted for the IFLR Africa Awards 2026, which distinguish the firms and professionals who have stood out across the African continent for the innovation, complexity and impact of their work in the areas of financial and transactional law. This year, JLA Advogados has been shortlisted in the category National Law Firms of the Year – Mozambique, an award that recognises the firm’s work in the Mozambi

Notices No. 5/GBM/2025, No. 6/GBM/2025, No. 7/GBM/2025 On 21 October 2025, the Bank of Mozambique issued Notices No. 5/GBM/2025, No. 6/GBM/2025 and No. 7/GBM/2025, which aim, respectively, to: establish the terms for sending the information necessary for compiling statistics on emissions, transactions and securities positions, distribution of the network of branches of credit institutions and financial companies, interest rates in the system, loans and deposits, the external

On 6 November 2025, the Council of Ministers approved, through Resolution No. 37/2025, the National Climate Finance Strategy (“NCFS”) 2025–2034. The NCFS is an instrument that aims to define Mozambique's commitment to developing actions for the mobilization, efficient and transparent use of climate change financing. The resolution marks a significant step forward in consolidating public policies that seek to ensure sustainable and resilient economic development, in line with