The Secretary of State, representing Téte António, Minister of Foreign Affairs, went to the US embassy in Luanda, "where she signed the book of condolences opened in memory of the former US head of state", says the Ministry of Foreign Affairs , in a statement to which VerAngola had access.
Thus, Esmeralda Mendonça expressed, on behalf of the Government, "the most heartfelt condolences to the people and Government of the United States of America, as well as the bereaved family".
"In the book of condolences, Jimmy Carter's legacy as a leader committed to peace, human rights and global development was praised", adds the note, which adds that "his dedication to strengthening democratic institutions and supporting causes humanitarian organizations was highlighted as an example of leadership and service to the common good".
For the government, Carter's death "represents a significant loss to the international community", with the former US president "leaving an indelible mark on global relations and the promotion of universal values".
It is worth remembering that Jimmy Carter died last Sunday, aged 100. Upon hearing the news of his death, the President of the Republic, João Lourenço expressed regret at the death of the former North American President, highlighting his exemplary career.
