Mozambique Government Approves Upgrade for Ressano Garcia Border Post with GTSA
The Mozambican government has authorized a Public-Private Partnership to enhance the Ressano Garcia Border post's freight terminal, vital for trade with South Africa. The 10-year extension with GTSA includes expanding roads, automating processes, and constructing new facilities, with total corridor investments nearing $2.2 billion.
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The Mozambican government has approved a Public-Private Partnership to upgrade the Ressano Garcia Border post's international road freight terminal, a key trade route to South Africa. The agreement extends the KM4 concession with GTSA for 10 years and includes several enhancements: expansion of entry and exit roads to three lanes, a new exit for improved truck flow, automation of control processes, a new terminal exit connecting to the N4, four fast-track lanes for transit cargo, a new tourist border post, and a residential complex for 150 public servants. Total investment in the corridor is approaching $2.2 billion.
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