“The Angolan economy is currently experiencing a moment of growth, which is reflected in foreign trade, with Brazil’s share of imports of food and beverages in Angola reaching 20%,” said a statement from the OCB.

The Angolan municipalities of Luanda, Lubango and Gambos will be visited by the technical mission, which will meet with local authorities, business people, commercial representatives and members of the Angola-Brazil Chamber of Commerce.

According to the OCB, the main aim of the mission is to explore business opportunities for the grain, dairy, meat, fruit, juice and soft drinks sectors. (macauhub)

Source: Macauhub