
In Pursuit of a Competitive Angolan Economy
Following his re-election this month, H.E. President Joao Lourenço remains committed to strengthening the Angolan economy, with his administration’s 2022-2027 agenda serving as a key driver.
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Following his re-election this month, H.E. President Joao Lourenço remains committed to strengthening the Angolan economy, with his administration’s 2022-2027 agenda serving as a key driver.
The Government of Angola has sought to accelerate its assets privatization initiative in an attempt to attract investment, boost employment, and improve economic growth.
Angola’s state oil giant, Sonangol, is set to offer up to 30% of its shares through initial public offering by 2027.
Presidential opening addresses at this year’s conferences in Senegal, South Sudan and Angola – organized by Energy Capital & Power – cement the importance of energy and infrastructure investment for Africa’s leading economies.
Angola Oil & Gas 2022 will highlight the abundant opportunities present across Angola’s burgeoning renewable energy market.
Fully committed to its strategic objective of boosting regional trade and development, Angola has sought to improve cooperation in southern Africa, focusing on refining relationships and cultivating links with its neighbors.
Angola Beyond Oil and Gas and the road to Economic Diversification
Crude oil exports from The Republic of Angola increased by 3 % during the final quarter of 2021, with the southern African country raking in $7.83 billion in revenue between October and December.
Angola, Senegal, The Gambia and the Republic of the Congo are just a few of the African countries set to hold historic elections this year that will shape future energy and economic development.
Angolan President H.E. João Lourenço inaugurated the Saurimo Diamond Development Hub on August 27, ushering in a new era of enhanced diamond production and exports.