European Union contributes Euros 2 million for training of Angolan entrepreneurs
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At least two million euros is the amount donated by the European Union for the training of Angolan entrepreneurs that want to be involved in the process of exporting goods to the European Union market.
The move is to have a direct reflex on the process of economic diversification that is taking place in Angola, having into account the country’s present and future needs, as well as its regional and international economic strategy.
This support from the EU economic bloc was manifested last Wednesday, in Luanda, at a meeting on “Entrepreneurial Policy”, by the representative of the EU ambassador to Angola, Amaya Olivares.
Amaya Olivares said that there is no institutional support from the European Union to the Angolan Trade Ministry, which includes a vast upgrading programme in the area of business administration.
On his turn, the Secretary of State for Trade, Amadeu Nunes, said that the present context calls for a profound analysis on how to find new ways and models of intervention for the development of the country’s entrepreneurial sector.
The workshop is being supported by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTD).
With inputs from agency.
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