According to a note from the Government of the Province of Luanda, to which VerAngola had access, the data was presented by the Director of the Provincial Office for Integrated Economic Development, Dorivaldo Adão, this Wednesday, in the public consultation for Public-Private Partnership Projects in the KM30 and Ceramics markets.
"The KM30 market, which houses more than 7000 sellers and has 64 stores and 10 slaughterhouses, will benefit from improvements in access, while the Ceramics market, with more than 250 sellers, will receive infrastructure intervention", reads the note.
According to the provincial government, the public consultation – which was organized by the Ministry of Economy and Planning – also analyzed the "Demographic Dynamics and Informal Markets in Luanda", where technicians from banking institutions and market managers were present.
