Moxico

Economy: Honey, Timber and Cross-Border Trade

Tourism: Cameia National Park

Potential: Largest province of Angola in territorial extension, critical logistics hub of the Benguela Railway for international trade with Zambia. Opportunities in mining exploration of copper, manganese, and diamonds, as well as sustainable management of forest resources. Rice cultivation and river fishing with processing and conservation technology. Logistics services, customs warehouses, and transport infrastructure along the railway corridor. Ecotourism and exploration tourism in Cameia National Park with sustainable experiences.

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Moxico, the largest province of Angola in territorial extension, is a land of vast horizons, majestic rivers, and economic potential yet to be fully explored. Crossed by the Zambezi and Lungué-Bungo rivers, the province is rich in water and forest resources, serving as a natural bridge between Southern and Central Africa. Headquartered in Luena, Moxico directly benefits from the Benguela Railway, which connects it to the Angolan coast and neighboring Zambia, making it a critical logistics hub for international trade in ores and goods.

Forest and Mining Resources