Among many references to the solidarity and friendship between Portugal and Mozambique, António Costa began, this Thursday, the visit to Mozambique that had been postponed several times with the energy crisis in mind, leaving messages for the European Union and highlighting the importance of entry, that Portugal is supportive — of the country in the gas market, especially at this time.
At a joint press conference with the Mozambican president, Filipe Nyusi, at the 5th Luso-Mozambican summit, and after Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa began the day talking about the energy crisis and the “agreed” solutions that the EU, Costa recalled that a council of energy ministers is scheduled for September 9, where he hopes that the Union “finally approves” a set of measures that Portugal has defended from the beginning, “namely, the reform of the electricity market” , he detailed.
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Source: Observadora
