"Our country, as well as other Africans, have been fighting for the liberation of their peoples and what we and other peoples can do is look at the dimension of the struggle of the Angolan people in order to reach definitive reconciliation and peace for all", said Bernard Dillah, after visiting the António Agostinho Neto Memorial and the National Military History and Currency museums.
Cited by Jornal de Angola, the official – who is on a working visit to Angola – said that the memorial shows the presence of a man who fought for the liberation of the population.
At the time, he said he had retained that Agostinho Neto "was a man who served his country". "What I was able to retain is that Agostinho Neto was a man who served his country. I had the opportunity to take a look at the book Sagrada Esperança, which shows the tenacity and engagement for the country", he said, quoted by Jornal de Angola.
Regarding the National Museum of Military History, he considered that it displays the bravery of a people, indicating that here he had the possibility of understanding the nation's capacity to achieve liberation, independence, reconciliation, peace and unity, writes Jornal de Angola.
Something he considered to be an "example for all Africans". "This is an example for all Africans, to be able to eliminate differences, reconcile, so that peace reaches all of Africa", he highlighted, adding: "We salute the memory of this people and wish good winds and a good future".
Regarding his visit to Angola, among other aspects, the RCA deputy said that they had "the opportunity to see that, through parliamentary diplomacy, there can be help, exchanges and strengthening of relations between peoples".
According to Jornal de Angola, the CAR delegation, which includes the second vice-president of the CAR parliament, has been in the country since last Sunday (August 6) on a visit that is expected to end next Sunday (August 13).
