Washington, DC — With energy demand up in the United States and traditional sources of
oil from the Middle East looking precarious, reliable exports from
sub-Saharan African producers like Angola are looking more attractive, says
former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Andrew Young.
During a reception he hosted for Angolan President José Eduardo dos
Santos May 15 in Washington, Young told the Washington File he believed the
leader's three-day visit to the United States was "extremely important
because it's a continuation of our focus on Africa in a strategic [energy]
partnership."
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