Angolan Chamber of Commerce brings together businessmen from China and CPLP to promote economic relations at FILDA.

The event aims to promote economic relations and partnerships between companies in CPLP countries, as well as identify business opportunities to promote the economy of these countries.

A business meeting between the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Angola (CCIA) and businessmen from China is expected this Thursday, 25th, at the Luanda International Fair (FILDA), an event that marks the 15th meeting of this league of businessmen and which aims to facilitate economic and commercial cooperation between investors from the Community of Portuguese Speaking Countries (CPLP) with the Asian giant, according to a press release to which Kieto Economia had access.

For now, the event aims to promote economic relations and partnerships between companies in CPLP countries, as well as identifying business opportunities to promote the economy of these countries.

One of the objectives is also the need to discuss the creation or changes of cooperation strategies with a view to boosting relations between bodies promoting trade and investment at community level, in particular, and at international level in general.

The event, which takes place annually, is an initiative of the national government, through the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIA), in partnership with the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) and the Institute for the Promotion of Trade and of Macau Investment, which will take place in Luanda, in tent no. 3 of FILDA, representing the Luanda-Bengo Special Economic Zone.