21 July 2011
Luanda — Participants in the Business Forum between China and Portuguese-speaking countries Thursday in Luanda admitted that trade provided an environment for bilateral contacts between entrepreneurs, which resulted in the signing of agreements, contracts and memorandums of understanding.
According to the final communiqué from the meeting, the participants prioritised also contracts for businesses and investment partnerships.
The participants congratulated the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Angola on the organisation of the event for the second time and agreed to continue to cooperate and strengthen the role of China’s sustained development and Portuguese-speaking countries.
This year, business institutions from Angola, Brazil, Cape Verde, Mozambique, Portugal, Macao and China participated in the event, with a total of 500 members.
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