o Under the CCBG (Central Committee of Bank Governors), the Bank of Mozambique is engaged in the harmonization of monetary and exchange policies as well as coordinating the integration of financial and capital markets with SADC countries 210. To promote regional integration, the Government of Mozambique has taken the following measures and actions: a. Collection of necessary data on all Customs points in the South, Centre and North, so as to analyse trading of Mozambique with SADC countries, based on the use of certificates of origin, as well as to determine the fiscal impact resulting from the application of the preferred regional partner trading regime; b. Rehabilitation and maintenance of the regional network linking the hinterland countries like Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi and South Africa to the ports of Mozambique, as well as major routes connecting different regions of the country. Examples include the rehabilitation of the Beira-Machipanda road and the Matema - Cassacatiza, Cuchamano-Zóbuè, Maputo-Witbank, Nicoadala - Zambezi River, Pemba-Montepuez, Inchope-Gorongorosa - Caia and Vanduzi – Changara roads; c. Placed on some national highways traffic signs contained in the SADC manual; d. Approved the Regulations for Mandatory Service Inspections; e. Through Decree 14/2008, approved the harmonization of vehicle weights and dimensions, establishing a maximum weight of 56 tonnes and a maximum length of 22m and the circulation of interlinks harmonized with region.1 f. New Highway Code that is harmonized with the Region was approved ; g. In civil aviation, bilateral cooperation was strengthened, with greater access to the domestic market by regional operators, as well as the signing of important codeshare agreements between the national carrier - LAM and other strategic companies in the region; h. In 2008, the SADC member countries (including Mozambique) signed the SADC Protocol on Science, Technology and Innovation, whose purpose is to promote cooperation in the area of transfer of knowledge in Science, Technology and Innovation, as well as promote their knowledge and understanding to member states; i. A forestry and wildlife resource management programme is ongoing, in the Rovuma basin, involving the Tanzanian authorities; j. In December 2008, an Agreement with South Africa Fisheries for Fishing and Integrated Coastal and Marine management and Development was renewed, for collaboration in the fields of fisheries, ecotourism and the environment; k. In December 2009, a Memorandum of Understanding was signed with the Seychelles for cooperation in the area of monitoring, control and surveillance of fishing activities, and 74