On the occasion, the two entities took advantage of exchanging views on the actions
developed by these two countries on these themes, with the holder of the super-portfolio that brings together culture, tourism and the environment, used to recognize the achievements of the Republic of China in the process of national reconstruction.
During the hearing, those responsible also addressed the need to reinforce cultural exchange and the renewal of some memoranda signed with the extinct ministries in which they are already under the minister's domain.
Adjany Costa highlighted the importance of reviewing the memorandum proposals and the existing actions, showing Angola's interest in attracting tourists as well as creating attractive offers.
In a statement sent to VerAngola, the minister stressed that “the ideals of
ministry are in line with the Chinese Government ”for a more comprehensive and more sustainable economic development.
With regard to the Environment, China attaches extreme importance to this issue, with both countries having signed the Paris Agreement for a
more sustainable and healthy environment.
For her part, the Minister of Culture, Tourism and Environment, suggested a more dynamic relationship, taking into account the organization of the ministry's teams.
