Angola: Head of State Addresses Cooperation With Cuban, Us Ambassadors

Luanda — The President of the Republic, João Lourenço, granted separate audiences Thursday to Cuban and United States ambassadors, Gisela Rivera and Helena La Lime respectively in the Presidential Palace.

During the meetings with the two ambassadors at the end of diplomatic mission in the country, the Angolan Head of State addressed aspects related to cooperation, with emphasis on the political, economic, social and diplomatic affairs. Speaking to journalists at the end of the meeting, Ambassador Gisela Rivera acknowledged the strong, historical and deep links in cooperation relations between Angola and Cuba in all sectors.

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