27 July 2011
Luanda — The executive secretary of the Inter-Regional Commission of Great Lakes, the ambassador Liberatha Mulamula left this afternoon Luanda, back to Bujumbura (Burundi), after holding a four-day working visit under the close relations between her institution and Angola.
Liberatha Mulamula, who was accompanied by the deputy executive secretary, Charles Chileya Kapekele, and the financial and administrative manager, Frank Mampouya Corneille, was received in audience at the Presidential Palace by the Head of State, José Eduardo dos Santos and discussed issues related to the election in Zambia and DRC.
On the occasion, the diplomat extended an invitation to the Angolan authorities to participate in the international conference on the Great Lakes to be held next December in Kampala, Uganda.
During her stay, the ambassador held working meetings with the ministers of Foreign Affairs, Georges Chicoty, National Defence, Cândido Van-Dunem, Mass Media, Carolina Cerqueira, and the vice-minister of Family and Women Promotion, Ana Paula do Sacramento Neto.
She was also received by the speaker of National Assembly, Paulo Kassoma, and held meetings with the group of women parliamentarians and the minister of Geology, Mines and Industry, Joaquim David.
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