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Angola: Home Affairs Local Department Holds Consultative Council

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Angola Press Agency (Luanda)

9 May 2008
Posted to the web 9 May 2008

Malanje

The first broad consultative council of the provincial department of the Interior Ministry in Malanje Province will happen this Friday, in this city, in order to analyse the pace of tasks accomplishment and the engagement of the different organs during the first quarter of this year.

The meeting to last two days will be presided by the provincial Home Affairs delegate and Malanje's police commander, sub-commissioner, José Domingos Moniz, and also serves to present the prospects plan of the department for the current year.

The organisation of the elections protection process, analysis of districts commanders' concerns, as well as the information about the meeting of the broad consultative council of the General Command of the national police and the Home Affairs Ministry, respectively held in Luanda and Huambo provinces, are also part of the work agenda.

Districts and units' commanders as well as other officials of the provincial police organs will participate in the meeting.

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