23 June 2009
Luanda — Angola and Tunisia expressed the intention of promoting the strengthening of friendship and co-operation relations between the two people and countries, Angop has learnt.
This desire was expressed at a meeting between the respective ambassadors to Cote D'voire, Gilberto Lutucuta and Ridha Messaoudi, respectively, held in Abidjan.
The Angolan diplomat that was the host official informed his interlocutor on the ongoing projects in Angola in various sectors, adding that a possible co-operation should be developed in the areas of cattle, agriculture and tourism.
On his turn, the Tunisian diplomat regretted the fact that there is no resident ambassador in both Angola and Tunisia, adding that he will do his best so that the two states and businessmen be closer and can develop mutually advantageous relations.
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