21 April 2011
Luanda — The State secretary for Industry, Kiala Gabriel said Thursday, in Luanda that the Angolan Government recognizes the need to adopt a competitive mining policy that will create an enabling environment for investment in the sector, aiming at a sustainable development in this area.
According to Kiala Gabriel, who was speaking at the opening activities devoted to the Angolan Miner’s Day, it is useful creating an environment conducive to investments in the sector that will create new jobs and better living conditions for populations, especially those living in mining areas.
He said that this vision is to ensure the geological and mining activities through the geological investigation of the national territory in order to provide the country with a database in the field of mining and updated maps that can lead to diversification in the rational utilization of mineral resources.
“Achieving this will provide Angola a strong mining industry, based on solid competitive and able to contribute to the State Budget (OGE), “declared the secretary of State for Industry.
On the prospects of the sector for the 2011/2012 biennium, he said they have been designed to provide greater diversification of mining production through implementation of programmes approved by the Angolan Government in the field of geological mining aimed at boosting the inventory of mineral resources.
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