President João Lourenço Encourages Italian Investment in Angola
Angolan president João Lourenço encouraged Italian businesspeople to invest in all branches of the Angolan economy to participate in public investment projects.
According to the President of the Republic, Italian businesspeople will be able to obtain important competitive advantages in placing locally produced goods on foreign markets.
In his speech, the Angolan Head of State expressed the country's interest in having Italian private investment in the field of pharmaceuticals and disposable equipment for the health sector.
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He said that public investment projects are linked to the fields of infrastructure, food processing, wood, ornamental stones and tourism.
According to President João Lourenço, the prospects for growth of the Angolan economy are positive for the current year, with results expected to stand at around 3.3%.
The Angolan Head of State considered positive the references about the performance of Italian companies in the Angolan market, among which the multinational Eni.
He stated, on the other hand, that


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