Africa-Press – Angola. UNITA’s XI Parliamentary Days will take place from the 3rd to the 7th of October of the current year, in the province of Malanje, under the motto “For democracy and inclusive development”, announced, this Friday, in the country’s capital, the deputy Liberty Chiyaka.
According to the leader of the UNITA Parliamentary Group, they will serve to take stock of the performance of his party’s deputies in the first legislative session of the V Legislature of the National Assembly that ended last August.
They also aim, he said, to improve working methods, acquire political and scientific knowledge for a better representation of the 90 UNITA deputies in the hemicycle and how to face the challenges of the next legislative session, starting on the 15th of October.
“We will maintain contact with citizens and, in general, verify the political, economic and social reality of the province of Malanje and from there bring renewed energy to fully fulfill the three main functions of parliament, which are to represent, legislate and monitor”, he assured.
Program
Regarding the program of the conferences, Liberty Chiyaka highlighted that the debates will have three panels, the first being on democracy, with themes such as “Analysis of democracy in Angola, positive and negative aspects”, “The role of the deputy of the UNITA Parliamentary Group in consolidation of the Democratic Rule of Law, what stance?” and “The democratic reality in SADC and CPLP; Lessons for Angola.”
The second panel, he explained, on citizenship will address “the institutionalization of local authorities – reality in Cape Verde” and “AN’s relationship with citizens and civil society organizations”.
He said that the third panel, called “Inclusive Development”, has on its agenda issues related to the principles and rules for the preparation of the General State Budget, inspection mechanisms, public accounts and macro-economic indicators, as well as the risks of economic dependence Angolan to oil.
At a press conference, Liberty Chiyaka said that parliamentarians will also carry out visits to the 14 municipalities in the province of Malanje and members of civil society organizations and experts on economic issues were invited as speakers.
Since the II Legislature of the AN, UNITA has already held ten parliamentary days in different provinces of the country, with the last, in March 2022, taking place in BieĢ.
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