14 July 2011
Luanda — The Angolan outgoing ambassador to Argentina, Manuel Miguel da Costa Aragão, was paid homage on Wednesday by the diplomatic body of that American country with the awarding of a salver.
According to a press note from the Angolan embassy in Argentina, which reached Angop on Wednesday, the distinction was handed over by the Apostolic Nuncio of Vatican and Dean of the diplomatic body, Monsignor, Adriano Bernardini, and it symbolises the end of his mission in Argentina.
The act took place on the premises of the Vatican embassy and it was attended by Angolan diplomats and ambassador’s wife, Esperança Aragão.
Both Angolan and Vatican ambassadors seized the occasion to discuss issues related to common interest.
Manuel Aragão briefed the diplomatic body on the economic growth that Angola is recording, by highlighting the good opportunities in this African country for investment in the economic fields.
Manuel Aragão was appointed as the Angolan ambassador to Morocco.
For his replacement, Hermínio Esca’rcio was appointed as the Angolan ambassador to Argentina.
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Ambassador Honoured By Diplomatic Body in Argentina