This is the second group of students, who were in Cuba enjoying scholarships in several areas, to return to the country. According to Angop, the first group, composed of doctors and engineers, returned last August 17.
The students are happy for having achieved a dream and expressed their availability to contribute for the development of the country.
This is the case of Josefa Coelho. Graduated in chemical engineering, the student made known, quoted by Angop, that the training time, which lasted five years, was worthwhile considering what she learned.
Josefa Coelho admitted that the students are able to apply the training and knowledge they obtained in order to help Angolans and Angola.
Raul Gonzales, counselor of the Cuban Embassy in Angola, expressed satisfaction that his country had contributed to the training of Angolans and added that Cuba will continue to support Angola in several aspects, especially training.
