Africa-Press – Angola. A delegation from the Board of Directors of the National Assembly, led by its President Suzana de Melo, concluded the cycle of visits to the provinces of Cuanza-Norte, Malanje, Uíge and Bengo, within the framework of verifying the degree of organization and functioning of the Local Cabinets of Support for parliamentarians.
Held from the 5th to the 8th of June, the province of Bengo was the last to be visited by the delegation. In Caxito, the delegation made contact with the reality of deputies and parliamentary officials in that province, whose needs and difficulties were reflected in the memorandum delivered by the secretary of the Bengo Local Cabinet, Euclides Nicolau Cunga.
Without yet benefiting from their own facilities, according to information disclosed by Parliament, the deputies of the provincial circle are accommodated in five offices, which no longer suit the current context, despite being in good condition.
From the point of view of equipment, the Bengo Local Office needs to update its computer equipment and improve the quality of Internet services, to facilitate communication with Parliament’s headquarters during plenary meetings and the participation of deputies in meetings of the committees of specialized work.
In this mission, the resident deputies Ginga Miguel dos Santos, Joel Kafuka Pacheco and Manuel Moniz Dembos were present at the meeting.
courtesy meeting
Still in the capital of Bengo (Caxito), the parliamentary delegation held a courtesy meeting with the deputy governor for the Political, Social and Economic Sector, José Francisco Bartolomeu Pedro, on behalf of the governor, Maria Antónia Nelumba.
The Board of Directors of the National Assembly worked for 4 days in the provinces of Cuanza-Norte, Malanje, Uíge and Bengo.
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