Africa-Press – Angola. The Angolan Government signed this Tuesday, in Dallas, state of Texas, three investment agreements, in the fields of renewable energy, public works and telecommunications.
The first, valued at US$872.24 million, is intended for the construction of two solar energy plants, and was signed by the Minister of Finance, Vera Daves, the president of Eximkbank, Rita Jo Lewis, and the head of ING Capital Bank, Gemma Bae.
The second agreement refers to the construction of 186 metal bridges, which encompasses a project valued at US$427.92 million, and was signed by the Angolan government, by Rita Jo Lewis, by Eximbank, and Bayo Omole, by Chartered Bank.
The third has to do with the expansion of the signal of Rádio Nacional de Angola and is budgeted at 45.18 million dollars, and subscribers were Jurgen Ziegler and Inácio Ramiro, through Deutche Bank, and minister Vera Daves.
The three agreements were signed on the sidelines of the 16th US-Africa Business Summit, which takes place in the city of Dallas until Thursday, with the participation of more than 1,500 guests, including Heads of State and Government and executives from the business world. the United States and Africa.
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