On the occasion, the Minister of Finance encouraged young people to pursue "knowledge" because "knowledge is a door that opens to a world of possibilities".
"Continue to continue wanting to know more, to know better, because regardless of the turns that life takes, knowledge takes forever. Remember that knowledge is a door that opens to a world of possibilities", said the minister, quoted in a note from the Ministry of Finance, which VerAngola had access to.
At the time, Vera Daves said it was a "beautiful" project. "What has been done here with these children is extraordinary, not only from the point of view of culture and the love of sport, but also from the point of view of transmitting values, from the point of view of a sense of belonging in the community and we have here good results, not only from an academic point of view, but also from a sporting point of view", she added, quoted by Rádio Nacional de Angola (RNA).
"It is a project that we are very proud of as Angolans and we also try to contribute in some way, we left balls, we left books, the Ministry of Finance is very honored to have had the opportunity to support in some way this project that has done so well for community here in Cazenga," she added, quoted by RNA.
During the visit, which took place this Tuesday, the minister had the opportunity to get to know the space and dynamics of the club's operation.
"This Tuesday, within the scope of the social responsibility initiatives carried out by MINFIN, Vera Daves de Sousa visited the Club, a moment that served to get to know the space and the dynamics of operation, to sensitize young people, talk a little about his route, respond to the curiosities of those present, deliver some donations and even mark his passage with the planting of a papaya tree", reads the guardianship note.
