Join us for a high-level stakeholder forum
The Beira Corridor: The preferred route for refined products in Southern Africa
The Beira Corridor links the port of Beira in Mozambique with key landlocked markets across the region. At its heart is the Beira-Harare pipeline, jointly owned and operated by CPMZ and the National Oil Infrastructure Company of Zimbabwe (NOIC). The pipeline, one of the most important infrastructure arteries in southern Africa, provides the most efficient route for moving refined products from global markets into Zimbabwe and onward to Botswana, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Malawi, and Zambia.”
The forum will bring together regional stakeholders to discuss the corridor’s latest developments, planned investments, and future role in strengthening energy security, trade flows, and economic growth across Southern Africa
Participants will have the opportunity to:
Explore how this critical supply route can support reliable, competitive access to refined products for Southern Africa’s landlocked markets.
Engage directly with CPMZ board members and senior management. Connect with public- and private-sector stakeholders active across the Beira Corridor.”
2025 Event Highlights
Event Program
Participants heard about Mozambique and Zimbabwe’s shared vision for the corridor, ongoing and planned investments, and how stakeholders planned to overcome challenges and remove bottlenecks.
Networking
On the sidelines of the event, participants were able to network with each other and meet with the owners and operators of the Beira Corridor infrastructure.
Program
October the 27th, 2026, Radisson Blu Mosi-Oa-Tunya Resort Livingstone, Zâmbia
09h00 – 09h05
Opening by the MC
Speaker: Daniel Evans, Vice-President, S&P Global Energy. Remarks from the podium.
09h05 – 09h30
Welcome remarks
Speakers: Fredrick Mwalusaka Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Transport and Logistics, Zambia
António Laice, Chairman of the Board of Directors, CPMZ
09h30 – 09h40
Keynote address
What partnerships are needed to unlock the Beira Corridor’s potential?
Speaker: Osam Iyahen, Senior Director, Africa Finance Corporation (AFC)
09h40 – 09h50
Market outlook – Presentation:
Security of supply in a volatile environment — supporting the growth of fuel demand in Southern Africa.
Speaker: Daniel Evans, Vice-President, S&P Global Energy
09h50 – 10h02
CPMZ and the Beira Corridor
Presentation:
The Beira Corridor: A case study in interregional integration
Speaker: Patrick Dias da Cunha, Board Member and Managing Director, CPMZ
10h02 – 10h05
CPMZ video
10h05 – 10h45
5 Million and Beyond
Dialogue session:
CPMZ and Zimbabwe — a coordinated approach to serving the hinterland.
Speakers: Elsie Abdulla, General Director, CPMZ
Christine Chikwaiti, Commercial Director, NOIC
Moderator: Daniel Evans, S&P Global Energy.
10h45 – 11h15
Break
11h15 – 11h45
The future of the Copperbelt
Panel discussion:
How the Beira Corridor can support regional growth and strengthen the hinterland’s security of supply.
Speakers: Fumu Mondoloka, Former Managing Director, BP Zambia/Puma Energy
Augustine Mubanga, Head of the Mining Taskforce at the Zambia Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Pinchi Simukwai, President, National Oil Marketing Association (NOMA); Managing Director, Oryx Energies Zambia Limited
Moderator: Daniel Evans, S&P Global Energy.
11h45 – 12h15
Investments in the Beira Corridor
Panel discussion:
Driving the hinterland’s future — fostering regional growth.
Aboobacar Mussa, Executive Board Member, CFM
Cláudio Mussa, Commercial and Public Relations Director, CPMZ
Tinashe Yafelee, Head of Cluster: Energy and Trading, Mutapa Investment Fund
Fred Murungweni, Finance Director, PZL
Moderator: Daniel Evans, S&P Global Energy.
12h15 – 12h30
Closing remarks
Speakers: Gloria Magombo, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Energy and Power Development, Zimbabwe
Chinguane Mabote, Secretary of State, Ministry of Transport and Logistics of Mozambique
Patrick Dias da Cunha, Board Member and Managing Director, CPMZ.
12h30 – 13h30