Luanda, ANGOLA, October 2 - Angolan Minister of the Interior Angelo de Barros da Veiga Tavares, reappointed in the Government of the President, João Lourenço, was born in Benguela province on October 2, 1960. ,

He is married and son of Joaquim da Veiga Tavares and Romana Lopes de Barros Tavares.

 

He completed primary studies at the Catholic Mission and at the 404 School in Benguela and the secondary at the Cerveira Pereira Preparatory School in Benguela.

 

The official also studied the course of General Administration and Commerce, at the Venâncio Deslandes Industrial and Commercial School in Benguela, and the Pre-University Course in Luanda. He graduated in Economics from the Economics Faculty of Agostinho Neto University.

 

Political and Associative Curriculum

 

1978 - FAPLA;

1978 – Officer of the Judicial Police;

1980 - Criminal Examiner and Head of Chemistry Section at the Central Laboratory of Criminalistics;

1980 - Head of Criminalistics Sector (Section of Biology Chemistry Breakdowns Explosions and Fires);

1991 - Head of Department of Information and Analysis of the Ministry of Interior (MININT);

1993 - Deputy National Director of MININT's Office of Studies, Information and Analysis;

1993 - National Director of MININT's Office of Studies, Information and Analysis;

1997 - National Director of Planning and Finance of MININT;

1999 - National Director of Prison Services of MININT;

2005 - 2012 - Deputy Interior Minister;

20012 - 2017 – Interior Minister

 

 

Professional Curriculum

 

1979 - Course of Criminalistic Expert, at Arguelles Camejo College in the Republic of Cuba;

1983 - Course on Handling of Laboratory Apparatus in the German Democratic Republic;

1985 - Course on toxicology, in the Central Laboratory of Criminalistics in the Republic of Cuba:

 

He attended the Conferences and Seminars of the International Association of Prison Services, Perth, Australia - 2001, Amsterdam, The Netherlands - 2002; Miami, United States - 2003 and Beijing, China - 2004;

 

He also participated in the Seminar on Prison and Correction Techniques in London, England (2001).

 

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