22 July 2011
Luanda — The Angolan Foreign minister, Georges Chikoti, Friday in Luanda, spoke of the need for the strengthening of Guinea-Bissau’s institutional structures so the country can enjoy peace, confidence, political and social stability.
The minister was speaking at the opening of the 16th Ordinary Meeting of the Council of Ministers of the Portuguese-speaking Community (CPLP).
He also welcomed the member states for their solidarity, fraternity and concrete actions of training and political and diplomatic concert to assist Guinea-Bissau.
Georges Chikoti stressed that under the Angolan presidency of the community, several actions were outlined, including the situation of Guinea-Bissau, with a focus on the sector of defence and security.
On the other hand, the minister noted that the meeting is an opportunity for an assessment of the situation and a reflection on possible paths.
The meeting is being attended by Foreign ministers from São Tome and Principe, Salvador Ramos, Brazil, Antonio Patriota, Cape Verde, Jorge Borges, Portugal, Paulo Portas, Mozambique, Oldemiro Baloy and Guinea Bissau, Adelino Queta.
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