22 July 2011
Luanda — The report of the Executive Commission of the Portuguese-speaking Community (CPLP) released Friday in Luanda highlights political-diplomatic actions carried out from June 2010, focuses on the situation in Bissau-Guinea.
The document was released by CPLP executive secretary, Domingos Simões Pereira, at the opening of the 15th CPLP Council of Ministers meeting, being held in the Angolan capital.
The source mentions that the gains achieved in Guinea-Bissau were owed to initiatives that included follow-up of the situation and social assistance, mainly in the health and education sectors.
These actions were organised in coordination with the international group of contact and the UN peace consolidation commission.
The resolution aims at assisting Guinea-Bissau in creating a favourable environment for the implementation of reforms in the security of the country and was approved in the previous summit of heads of States and Government of the community, held in June 2010, in Luanda.
The report mentions the combined effort made through internally actions at level of bilateral cooperation involving Angola, Brazil and Portugal, which reflected the importance of the CPLP in Guinea-Bissau stabilisation.
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