Africa-Press – Angola. The ambassador of the People’s Republic of China accredited to Angola, Gong Tao, highlighted, in the village of Lândana, (Cacongo), the fact that the district has great potential that could attract investments from Chinese businessmen in the field of tourism.
Gong Tao, who ended a two-day visit to this northern part of the country on Saturday, said that he will bring a good message to Chinese businessmen so that they can come to Cabinda and assess these points of tourist and economic interest for investment.
“I am enchanted by the history of the village of Lândana/Cacongo and I promise to bring the reality of tourism and culture to other Chinese partners so that they can come and invest in this municipality”, he said.
For his part, the municipal administrator of Cacongo, Armando do Carmo, underlined that the local authorities have devised a strategy that will give more visibility to tourist sites and the village itself, in order to attract both national and foreign investors, taking advantage of the beaches with white sands and other aspects of the Atlantic coast that bathes the municipality.
́ ́We are working to turn the municipality of Cacongo into a tourist postcard and we think that in the next visits that the diplomat makes to the municipality he will find a different image of tourism in Cacongo ́ ́, he assured.
The Chinese diplomat visited the village of Lândana, about 46 km north of the city of Cabinda, the place of Concentration and Embarkation of Slaves from Chimfuca, from the Treaty of Chinfuma, in the Catholic Feminine Mission, where he greeted orphaned and abandoned children, and the Mouth of the Chiloango River, attractive places for local tourism, and he also found out about the progress of construction work on the 227 social houses, out of the 300 expected to be in charge of the Chinese company, Zambiami.
Before traveling to Cacongo, the diplomat visited in Caio the works underway at the Caio Port Terminal of Porto de Cabinda, as well as the Passenger Terminal of Cabinda, structural infrastructures that mark the province’s economic growth and held a brief meeting with the deputy governor for the Economic Sector, Macário Lembe.
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