Africa-Press – Angola. The secretary of the Political Bureau (BP) of the MPLA for Mobilization, Gonçalves Muandumba, considered essential the continuous revitalization of the party structures for a better reintegration in the Angolan society.
Gonçalves Muandumba was speaking at a press conference convened to announce the degree of preparation for the 2nd national methodological meeting on the party’s work, which will bring together 540 MPLA cadres and leaders, from 8 to 10 June, in Luanda.
He stressed that representatives of different structures and social organizations and associates, with emphasis on OMA and JMPLA, as well as members of their parliamentary group, should participate in the forum.
He informed that for the three days, themes such as the deepening of democracy and internal discipline, unity and loyalty to the leader, the commitment of the party and of this (party) with the people are scheduled.
The promotion of dialogue and the intensification of the political and ideological training of the party and State cadres so that they are upstanding and exemplary in the fulfillment of their obligations, as well as in the relationship with the citizen, integrates the range of themes.
The agenda, read by the BP secretary for Mobilization, also points to topics such as organization and insertion in society, information and propaganda, administration and finance, staff policy and political and electoral matters.
It also provides for discussions on economic and social policy, former combatants and veterans of the country, State reform, public administration and municipalities.
It also includes approaches on information and communication technologies, ethics and auditing, the importance of studies and analyses, the relevance of participatory democracy and civil society in the current socio-political context.
In the partnership with Gonçalves Muandumba, the secretary of the Political Bureau of the MPLA for Information, Rui Falcão, informed that an analysis of the socio-political framework is also foreseen in order to project future actions.
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