Kampala — Angolan president Jose Eduardo dos Santos discussed Sunday in Kampala (Uganda) with his algerian counterpart, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, the relations between the two countries in various domains.

In a short statement to algerian journalists, the angolan head of state said that the two statesman also discussed the agenda of the 15th summit of the African Union during their 40 min. encounter, as well as other international subjects, such as environment issues, namely the Copenhagen conference.

The meeting was held in the sidelines of the african summit opened today under the motto maternal and child health and Africa development.

Saturday president Dos Santos met his guinea-Bissau counterpart. Malam Bacai Sanha.