23 April 2008
Luanda — Africans experts of the sector of road, air, maritime and railway transportation are discussing since last Monday (April 21), in the Republic of Algeria, mechanisms to create integrated computerising systems for the sector in African countries.
ANGOP learnt Wednesday from a note from the Algerian Embassy in Angola that the experts will determine during the the Conference of African Transport Ministers, the creation of reliable, effective and accessible computerising systems, capable of promoting and guaranteeing a participative integration of Africa in the international market.
According to the document, the meeting will also serve to check all planned measures, the uniformity and compatibility of activities within the African Union (AU), due to its boosting character to develop African States.
Angola is represented, at the conference, by a delegation led by the Transport deputy minister, Helder Preza.
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