Luanda - The President of the Republic, João Lourenço, today in Luanda received a verbal message from his Burkina Faso counterpart, Roch Marc Christian Kaboré, in which he expressed his desire to increase economic and political relations with Angola.
The intention was conveyed by Mamadou Ndoye, as special envoy of the Burkinabe Head of State, during the meeting he was given today by the Angolan statesman, at the Presidential Palace.
In statements to the press, the envoy defended the need for greater dynamism of Angolan private investment in his country, with emphasis on the mineral and agricultural sector.
"It is the will of our President to see Angolan businesspeople investing in Burkina Faso," he said.
The Republic of Burkina Faso, a West African country, will hold presidential elections on 22 November.
In this regard, Mamadou Ndoye, advisor to the Burkinabe Head of State, told the press that he had taken the opportunity to deliver an invitation from his President to his Angolan counterpart to take part, should he be re-elected, in his inauguration ceremony.
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