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The President of the Republic received the LIDE business delegation for an audience focused on investment, agribusiness and economic cooperation between Angola and Brazil.
Palácio Presidencial, Luanda
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LIDE Angola
“This is not merely a business event. It is the beginning of a permanent platform for dialogue, cooperation and investment promotion between Angola, Brazil and the major international markets.”
Venceslau Andrade · President of LIDE Angola
About LIDE Angola →Strategic sectors
Local processing, value chains and job creation.
Efficiency, local content and a responsible energy transition.
Destinations, services and jobs linked to economic diversification.
Productivity, digital skills and better services.
Domestic production, logistics and reduced import dependence.
News
Institutional
A business delegation led by João Doria was received by President João Lourenço in Luanda to discuss bilateral investment and cooperation in the agricultural sector.
Partnerships
Signed during the Agribusiness Forum by Venceslau Andrade and Raimundo Lima, the memorandum aims to bring together companies, investors and institutions from both countries.
Source: Perfil Brasil
Agribusiness
The Angolan Government has identified 800,000 hectares for operations by Brazilian companies integrated with local communities. The announcement was made by the Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, Isaac Maria dos Anjos, at the Angola–Brazil Agribusiness Forum held by LIDE Angola in Luanda.
Source: Notícias LIDE
