It is the second store of the brand in the municipality of Viana, and the 16th in the country, created with the needs of the local population in mind, the brand says in a statement sent to VerAngola.
The inauguration ceremony was chaired by the Secretary of State for Commerce, Amadeu Leitão Nunes, who was responsible for the traditional ribbon cutting, in a small event that also included the presence of Tuneza and Sérgio Rodrigues, as ambassadors of the Centrooptico.
In a brief speech, the Secretary of State for Commerce valued Centrooptico's investment, referring that “this bet is very important due to the positive impact of an economic, social and political nature, within the population of the second most populous municipality in the province of Luanda”.
With this opening, Centrooptico created 15 new jobs. “We place a very strong bet on training our multidisciplinary teams. They are highly qualified people, with the capacity to operate our state-of-the-art technological systems, who ensure an excellent service in the three consultation and examination offices of this store, in the areas of Optometry, Ophthalmology, Contactology and also Audiometry ”, he said. the technical director, José Geraldes.
Silhouette, Cartier, Montblanc, Gucci, Swarovski, Boss, Benetton, Carolina Herrera and Marc Jacobs are some examples of the range of reference brands, exclusive in Angola, available at Centrooptico.
“Centrooptico has the largest selection of optical products and the best quality-price ratio in Angola. We have certified brand solutions that allow us to reach the market with frames starting at 4900 kwanzas, making it possible to provide glasses to low-income people, who would otherwise not have the possibility to improve the quality of their vision, but we also offer brands premium, one of the most important worldwide references, says Pedro Freire, commercial director of Centrooptico.
Born in 2014, Centrooptico is the largest eye and hearing health care network in the country, and now has 13 stores in Luanda, three in the provinces, Benguela, Lobito and Lubango, and a logistics center, serving this structure.
