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Mozambique negotiates dual nationality with Tanzania

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The Mozambican government is negotiating with Tanzania to secure recognition of dual nationality for its citizens living in the country, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Maria de Fátima Manso said. Maputo plans to survey those concerned and their documentation needs to continue discussions with the Tanzanian authorities, according to local media.

The Mozambican government is negotiating with Tanzania to secure recognition of dual nationality for Mozambican citizens living in the country, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Maria de Fátima Manso said, according to Lusa. The measure depends on the agreement of the Tanzanian authorities.

During a meeting with the Mozambican community in Tanzania, Manso said discussions with the local government were continuing. She called on interested citizens to coordinate with their leaders and the Mozambican High Commission to establish how many people are concerned and identify the documents required.

The official argued for preserving family and community ties with Mozambique, including for future generations. The Mozambican authorities plan to survey the community’s needs to help follow up on the process.

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