Mozambique has made significant progresses in areas of monetary stabilization and economic liberalization throughout last decade. But still the obstacles it was inherited from colonial era like extreme poverty, weak institutions, and poor access to social services, and polarization of benefits of economic growth had hindered the progress.
Mozambique has made notable strides in financial stability and market openness over the past ten years. However, lingering issues from its colonial period, including widespread poverty, weak governmental frameworks, inadequate social service provision, and unequal benefits from economic growth, continue to impede progress.