Luanda, ANGOLA, November 16 - The National Institute of Support to Micro, Small and Medium Firms has gained a new Organic Statute, as part of the restructuring process that the Central Executive is implementing with a view to fuelling public institutions connected to entrepreneurial boost programmes. ,

According to a note issued by the Civil Office of the Angolan Head of State, with the approval of such a statute the government intends to adopt a more efficient and proactive posture in supporting private entrepreneurial initiatives and stimulate development.     

 

Thus, reads the note, there was a need to restructure the board of INAPEM.

 

In view of such need, the Angolan Head of State, João Lourenço, last Thursday appointed the following officials to the board of INAPEM:

 

-Arnito José Agostinho (C.E.O);

- And as directors Dália Mevilde Politano Cassule, Isabel Bethania da Silva Cipriano, Rui Manuel de Sousa Malaquias and Samora Kitumba de Mendonça e Silva.

 

INAPEM provides training and upgrading in entrepreneurial knowledge and skills, as well as technical assistance and consultancy.   

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