Portugal’s foreign affairs minister, João Gomes Cravinho, believes that despite being “intense”, economic relations between Portugal and Angola are “still far from fulfilling their potential” and that the two countries should “walk” this path together. “When we talk about solid relations, we mean permanent relations, well anchored in feelings of closeness and the awareness that we have already lived a lot together. We know each other, but as in all good marriages, we must always be attentive and available to learn and deepen. This is the path we should take together,” said João Gomes Cravinho, at the closing session of the Portugal-Angola Economic Forum, held in Porto.
Economic relations with Angola still far from reaching potential – minister
A government 'snapshot' of all those involved (João Gomes Cravinho in centre)
