A high-level Mozambican business delegation toured Halliburton’s global headquarters in Texas to unlock new supply chain opportunities.
Organized by the Confederation of Economic Associations (CTA), the strategic mission aims to integrate national small and medium enterprises into Rovuma LNG.
Halliburton executives reaffirmed their “Locally Developed & Locally Sourced” strategy, promising to transform local involvement into long-term employment, skill building, and growth.
To secure lucrative contracts, Mozambican suppliers must meet rigorous international standards in health, safety, environmental management, and tax compliance.
The multi-step qualification process requires local businesses to undergo strict technical audits before joining the oil field service giant’s vendor database.
CTA leaders highlighted the visit as a crucial bridge, casting light on the high standards required for Cabo Delgado’s energy projects.
Mozambique’s largest business federation urged domestic companies to aggressively upgrade management systems and earn international certifications to compete effectively on the global stage.
The Texas trade mission will continue with technical visits and business-to-business meetings across Houston’s energy sector.