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Angolan businesspeople ready to invest in Dubai ahead of GBF Africa 2021

FurtherAfrica by FurtherAfrica
September 16, 2021
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The Angola and United Arab Emirates Chamber of Commerce and Industry yesterday held a meeting inviting Angolan businesspeople to take part from 13 to 15 October, 2021 in the “Global Business Forum Expo2020Dubai.

The invitation was presented by the chairman of the Angola and United Arab Emirates Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Bráulio Martins, on Tuesday in Luanda, during the launch and consultation of the Global Business Forum platform.

The “Global Business Forum Expo2020Dubai,” which takes place on the sidelines of Expo Dubai2020, running from 1 October, 2021 to 30 March, 2022, serves to boost business exchange as well as an opportunity to disclose national products in this Middle Eastern country.

On the occasion, the chairperson of the Angola and United Arab Emirates Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Bráulio Martins, said that national businesspeople should see this as a unique and opportune time to boost their presence in this market in the Arab world.

With the platform, Bráulio Martins added that Angolan businesspeople will also identify investment and export opportunities, as well as having access to information about the Arab market.

“We expect to have 27 Angolan companies at the event with activities linked to agriculture, fishing, livestock and industry which, as well as exhibiting their products, who will be able to set up new partnerships,” he said.

Also read: African heads of state to visit Dubai for Global Business Forum Africa 2021

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