Mozambique

Located in Southeast Africa along the Indian Ocean, the country shares borders with Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Eswatini, and South Africa. Its economy relies heavily on fisheries, agriculture, and a growing manufacturing sector that includes food, beverages, chemicals, and aluminum production. While natural resources are abundant, the nation has experienced significant GDP growth since 2001, though recent years have seen a decline in household consumption and a sharp rise in economic inequality. Despite these challenges, the tourism sector continues to expand, contributing to the country's developing economic landscape.