Luanda, ANGOLA, December 18 - Angolan and Zimbabwean Foreign Affairs ministers, Manuel Augusto and Subusiso Moyo, respectively, expressed on Monday in Luanda their interest in strengthening cooperation relations between the two countries. ,

Angolan Foreign Ministers Manuel Augusto and His Zimbabwean counterpart, who arrived in Luanda on Sunday, addressed the offiial opening of talks between the two delegations.

 

They considered relations between the two countries and peoples strong and support the idea of ​​strengthening them.

 

The Angolan minister said that Angola, as the acting president of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Defense and Security Body, is monitoring developments in Zimbabwe.

 

He said that Zimbabweans gave assurances of continuing to develop their role of SADC stability and development.

 

In Angola, at the invitation of the Angolan counterpart, the Zimbabwean Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation considers it essential to deepen relations between the two countries.

 

No statements were made on likely or potential areas for cooperation.

 

The Zimbabwean delegation arrived in Luanda on Sunday for a two-day working visit.

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