Eni Rovuma Basin, on behalf of Area 4 Partners, in collaboration with Instituto Superior Dom Bosco (ISDB) and Instituto Industrial e Comercial de Pemba (IICP), has successfully certified 27 trainers from Cabo Delgado Province in psycho-pedagogical areas. This initiative reinforces the Area 4 commitment on technical education and workforce development in Mozambique and it’s implemented within Coral South project’ Local Content Plan.
This certification will equip the trainers with essential pedagogical skills in key areas such as electricity, gas processing, automation, instrumentation, mechanics, ICT and accounting. In addition to these specialized areas, the certification also qualifies the trainers to teach at any vocational schools across Mozambique, expanding their impact on the national education system and ensuring they can effectively teach technical and vocational subjects.
This certification is aligned with the National Authority for Professional Education (ANEP) framework, which sets national standards for the vocational training sector, and will enhance trainers’ ability to transfer technical knowledge, engage students in practical learning, and match vocational education with industry needs. A total of 90 trainers and school staff have been trained and certified under this framework.
Through this program, Eni Rovuma Basin reaffirms its commitment to fostering socioeconomic development and creating opportunities for local communities in Cabo Delgado, by strengthening the local education system and promoting skills development. This initiative is in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
About Eni
Eni has been present in Mozambique since 2006. Between 2011 and 2014, the company discovered vast natural gas resources in the Rovuma Basin, in the Coral, Mamba Complex and Agulha reservoirs, with around 2,400 billion cubic meters of gas in place. Eni is the operator of Coral South project and is also promoting initiatives to boost the country’s energy transition; among these, the clean cooking program, which promotes the use of more energy efficient cooking solutions, and the agri-feedstock project that is integrating Mozambique into the biofuel value chain. Eni also contributes to improving the country’s economic diversification, access to education and health.
About Area 4
Area 4 is operated by Mozambique Rovuma Venture S.p.A. (MRV), a joint venture owned by Eni, ExxonMobil and China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), which holds 70% of participation interest in the Area 4 Concession and Production Contract. In addition to MRV, the other partners are ADNOC’s subsidiary XRG, KOGAS and ENH, each with a 10% participation.
Source: Eni Rovuma Basin / Media Release / Club Of Mozambique
