The Minister of State for Economic Coordination of Angola, José de Lima Massano, and the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Brazil, Mauro Vieira, held a meeting last week as part of the G20 foreign ministers’ meeting, which has been taking place since Wednesday. fair, in Brazil. At the meeting, the two ministers discussed the expansion of commercial and economic cooperation, the opening of the Consulate General of Brazil in Luanda, which will represent the opportunity to
Etu Energias Distribuição is gearing up to unveil its latest line of lubricants on March 6th, aligning with its mission to fuel the country’s growth and invigorate the Angolan market. The launch event aims to educate consumers about the benefits of lubricants, with specialized technicians delivering presentations highlighting the diverse range of products available and their advantages. As a leading energy operator, Etu Energias is committed to various facets of the petroleum industry, including import,
The upcoming 5th edition of the International Conference “Angola Oil & Gas – AOG/2024” is poised to bolster the oil industry and national economy, stated Alexandre Barroso, Secretary of State for Oil and Gas, during a press briefing in Luanda last Tuesday. Scheduled for October 2nd and 3rd, the conference’s theme, “Boosting Exploration and Development to Increase Production in Angola,” underscores the imperative of addressing production decline through enhanced exploration efforts. Barroso emphasized the sector’s
The Minister of Planning, Victor Hugo Guilherme, and the Regional Director of the World Bank for Angola, DRC, São Tomé and Príncipe and Burundi, Albert Zeufack, met, on Monday, in Luanda, for the calendar and program of reforms of the second budget support operation. During the meeting, those responsible also discussed the launch of the preparation of the new cooperation framework between the World Bank and the Government of Angola for the period 2024-2029 and
TAAG Angola Airlines and Network Airline Management are pleased to announce the renewal of their long-term freighter aircraft contract, sealing their ongoing partnership for the foreseeable future. Resuming its regular weekly scheduled service from Liege, Belgium, to the capital of Angola, Luanda, NAM provides a Boeing 747-400F aircraft with nose door capability offering up to 120,000 kilos cargo capacity. The weekly freighter will operate every Friday directly to the newly opened Dr. António Agostinho Neto
Angola recently marked a significant milestone in its energy sector with the completion of seven photovoltaic plants, boosting the public electricity network by an additional 370 megawatts and extending benefits to over 500,000 inhabitants in rural areas. The Minister of Energy and Water, João Baptista Borges, unveiled this information during the inauguration of the 25th meeting of the Steering Committee of the Central African Energy Hub (PEAC) held in Luanda. In his address, Minister Borges
The Association of Angolan Petroleum Service Companies (AECIPA), representing 150 members within the Angolan oil industry, advocates for a heightened emphasis on the implementation of local content initiatives. Highlighting the strategic importance of industry efficiency, the association underscores the pivotal role of local content in supporting Angola’s goal of increasing oil production to 1.18 million barrels per day. During a recent address in Luanda, AECIPA CEO Bráulio de Brito emphasized that embracing local content fosters
Sonangol disclosed its financial performance for the year 2023 last week, revealing a turnover of $10.9 billion and a net profit of $3.1 billion, a decrease from the $5.3 billion recorded in 2022. The 41.5 percent drop in profits reflects a challenging year marked by global adversities, as emphasized by the oil company. Despite facing multiple hurdles, Sonangol remains steadfast in its commitment to operational excellence. In 2023, Sonangol’s turnover experienced a decline of 18.6
The Government of Angola plans to increase gas production levels in the coming years, with the entry of a new consortium, which will explore new oil fields. The information was provided by the president of the National Oil, Gas and Biofuels Agency (ANPG). Paulino Jerónimo, who was recently reappointed for his second term at ANPG, highlighted that the new consortium for gas production in the country is made up of several companies. Their mission is to
Companies in the mining sector, along with government officials and representatives from civil society, have reacted to the Executive’s plan to commission a study on the competitiveness of the Angolan mining sector. Minister of Mineral Resources, Oil, and Gas, Diamantino Azevedo, emphasized that such a study would facilitate decision-making regarding potential adjustments or changes to existing legislation within the extractive sector. This initiative aims to align Angola with the standards set by the Extractive Industries
