Luanda, ANGOLA, April 29 - The Vice President of the Republic, Bornito de Sousa, last Saturday in Luanda pointed out as one of the main challenges of the Angolan government to improve the country?s educational training system, aiming for national development. ,

“We’ll continue to increase the number of young people and children in the schooling system, but if we do not look at the quality of our training, this country can fail”, stressed the Angolan Vice President, who visited on Saturday morning the first edition of the National Juvenile Fair on Education, Technology and Culture (FEJETEC), promoted by the national secretariat of the ruling MPLA party’s youth wing (JMPLA).   

 

Bornito de Sousa said Angola has potential in terms of its youths, adding that “we need to take into account that young people have responsibilities in the development of the country”.

 

He then stressed that Angola has now reached the moment of moving from quantity to quality.

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