Luanda – The President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, on Thursday sent a message to his Angolan counterpart, João Lourenço, aiming to boost cooperation between both countries.
According to a press release, the message was delivered by the Venezuelan ambassador in Angola, Marlon Peña Labrador, during an audience granted to him by the Angolan minister of Foreign Affairs, Téte António.
The document says that the Venezuelan President’s message is based on the need to deepen bilateral relations and the will to exchange visits at the highest level.
Angola and Venezuela have signed several legal instruments, including the agreement to remove visas from diplomatic and service passports.
The two countries have been working to enlarge the existing partnerships, to raise funds in order to improve economic and social projects, as well as maintain the good level of friendship and solidarity relations.
Angola intends to make good use of its relationship with Venezuela, within the framework of south-south cooperation, taking into account the historical bonds that unite the two countries and peoples
Source: Angola Press News Agency
