Luanda — Angola defended Monday in New York the adjustment of the UN-Women activities, in order to help the member states, mainly Africans, to reach "relevant tangible results" for the current Covid-19 context.
This standing was expressed by Angola's permanent representative to the United Nations, during a speech, on behalf of the African Group accredited to the global organisation, at the regular session of the UN-Women Executive Council.
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