The Mozambican government on Thursday strongly condemned the terrorist outrages in London, which killed over 30 and injured hundreds.
Foreign Minister Alcinda Abreu met with British High Commissioner Howard Parkinson in Maputo on Thursday afternoon to express the position of the Mozambican government.
She expressed the Mozambican government and people's solidarity and condolences with the British government and people.
Abreu pledged Mozambique's willingness to cooperate in the international efforts against terrorism.
As leaders of the G8 group of the most industrialized nations sat down on Thursday morning in Gleneagles, Scotland to discuss global warming and poverty in Africa, a series of explosions hit the transport network of Britain's capital, London.
So far 37 deaths were confirmed in the three blasts on London's underground rail network and on a bus. Hundreds of people suffered injuries, and at least 45 of them are said to be in a serious condition.