Africa-Press – Angola. The representative of the Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Angola, Sunanda Rajendran, announced this Tuesday, in Luanda, that her country intends to invest in the country, in the sectors of fisheries, agriculture, mines and the pharmaceutical industry.
The official, who headed a multi-sectoral delegation, made up of 18 Indian businessmen, visited the Special Economic Zone (ZEE), with the aim of verifying the business opportunities.
He announced that his country will invest, in the near future, around 4.2 billion North American dollars, with a view to increasing the volume of business.
Sunanda Rajendran considers that there is an advantageous trajectory for business between both countries, stressing that he has been working to make trade relations more fruitful and that, in the future, produce good results.
He announced the existence of more than 500 Indian companies with a predisposition to invest in Angola, as this African country has many investment opportunities.
On the occasion, he encouraged his country’s businessmen to get to know Angolan businesses better, having also asked the Angolan business class to make better use of the Indian commercial potential for trade.
For this reason, Sunanda Rajendran invited Angolan businessmen to visit India in order to better mobilize investments from small and medium-sized local companies.
On his turn, the Executive Administrator of the Special Economic Zone (ZEE), Sebastião Cambaza, was pleased with the visit of the Indian businessmen and encouraged them to invest in Angola, which has its doors open for business.
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