"Today - as we celebrate 30 years of diplomatic relations between the United States and Angola - we reflect on the shared values that bind our partnership together. And together, we renew our commitment to achieving our common vision for the world - a more peaceful, safe and democratic for all," reads the statement released by the White House.
Joe Biden stresses that the two countries "are working together to achieve that vision".
"We are working to address global challenges such as climate change and to strengthen peace, prosperity and cooperation across the Atlantic region. And Angola and the United States are expanding our economic cooperation - including seeking additional investment through the Partnership for Infrastructure and Global Investments to build quality and sustainable infrastructure that connects Angola to global markets", he adds.
The United States will continue to support Angola in promoting "greater peace and stability in the region and strengthening democratic institutions, eradicating corruption and forming an inclusive political process".
"I look forward to the deepening partnership between our nations - and the friendship between our peoples - as we forge a better future," concludes Biden.
