Brussels:Angola highlighted its cultural and tourism potential in Brussels during a gathering of female resident ambassadors in Belgium.
According to Angola Press News Agency, the event was organized by Angola's ambassador to Belgium, Domingas Gaspar Martins, and aimed to promote Angolan cultural expressions, particularly Semba and Kizomba, which are integral to the country's national identity.
The initiative provided a platform for diplomatic representatives to exchange ideas and increase awareness of Angolan culture. The event was part of efforts to have Semba and Kizomba recognized as intangible cultural heritage of humanity.
The program included dance, gastronomy, and other cultural expressions, projecting Angolan identity internationally. The 'Visit Angola' initiative was also highlighted, showcasing the country's diverse tourism potential and strengthening its image as a tourist destination.
The gathering concluded with a lively performance of Rebita, emphasizing the convivial atmosphere among participants. This event is part of Angola's cultural diplomacy efforts in Belgium, using culture and tourism to enhance the country's international image.
Angola and Belgium have maintained political, diplomatic, and cooperation relations since 1979, covering various sectors such as the economy, trade, and health. Recent efforts aim to diversify this cooperation to include industry, agro-industry, energy, and transport.
