Luanda — Angola will create this year a National Institute for Exports Support, an institution that will fundamentally be entitled to promote the access of more national products in the international market.

This was said to Angop on Saturday in Luanda at the closing ceremony of the methodological seminar on external trade by the State Minister and Head of the President's Civil Office, Edeltrudes da Costa.

The official underlined that the guidelines of Head of the Angolan Executive, José Eduardo dos Santos, the outlining of actions tending to oust Angola from the oil dependency aiming for the effective diversification of the national economy.

Edeltrudes da Costa said that the creation of the institute is on account of the need for the country to develop its capacity of exporting products for which Angola presents good competitive and comparative perspectives.

The creation of the National Institute of Exports Support, as the current demand of the sector, was announced on Friday in Luanda by the Trade Minister Rosa Pacavira during the opening session of the methodological seminar on external trade.

So, the future institute will exclusively promote the Access of the national products in the international market in support of the private and public sectors.