Africa-Press – Angola. The Luanda International Fair (FILDA) starts next Tuesday, but registration closes today, having so far registered the registration of 627 participations.
According to the chairman of the Board of Directors of Grupo Eventos Arena, Bruno Albernaz, in the interview that can also be read in Jornal de Economia & Finanças, those businessmen who came to the Luanda International Fair just to sell the containers were replaced by others. interested in establishing partnerships.
And all this is a response to the reforms implemented by the Government that are relaunching the economy and putting the market on the path of growth and development.
It is a change, in some way, that signals confidence and that makes it easier for entrepreneurs to do business, in recent times.
“We feel that, due to the great interest of international participations, many of the companies have the official missions aside and we have another part of the companies that do their treatment in an isolated way and contact us and come randomly from various corners of the world. world,” he said.
Furthermore, Bruno Albernaz clearly understands that what is being done is positive and that the country is on the move.
For him, the country has been showing that it has a great desire to attract foreign private investment, to collaborate with what are the Government’s intentions in increasing domestic production, increasing the supply of what are our needs to reverse the imports for the consumption of the local product.
Regarding economic diplomacy, he considers that it has its results, sometimes not as quickly as expected, but with results that are acquired over time.
“We hope as entrepreneurs that more and more these results happen, that we can have access to technologies, investments, the exchange of experiences, to have robust companies capable of competing with any international player, and that we can also prosper and be able to increasingly thinking about the internationalization of our companies”, he declared.
For More News And Analysis About Angola Follow Africa-Press
