Impacto da Ingerência Sociopolítica em Moçambique

Kuchitika kwa Zowonjezera za Sociopolitical ku Mozambique

Abstract

Mozambique, due to its strategic position in the Southern African region and its fragile socioeconomic conditions, has become a significant target of sociopolitical interference by developed countries. These countries, through various forms of intervention, have directly influenced Mozambique’s political and economic landscape. Foreign aid, often conditioned on political and economic reforms, aimed to promote development and good governance. However, this assistance also brought about internal challenges and tensions. The objective of this article is to analyze the impact of sociopolitical interference by developed countries in Mozambique and assess how these interventions have shaped the country’s socioeconomic reality. The study used a qualitative approach, including exploratory and applied research, with data collection techniques such as bibliographic analysis and interviews. The results show that although interference aimed to improve governance and promote reforms, it often exacerbated existing problems and created new tensions. Sanctions and aid conditionality’s contributed to an economic crisis that directly affected the population. The study suggests a need to reassess the approach of developed countries to ensure that assistance is effective and sensitive to local realities.